| Photoshop Tutorial- Polar Wave Background | ||||||||||||
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| 1. Open up a new document of any size
2. Press D to set the colours to default then select the gradient tool 3. Set it to linear gradient and draw a line from the top down to the bottom like the image to the right 4. Now go to Filter> Distort> Wave, keep everything default other than the number of generations which you should set to 10 and change the type to square. 5. Now go to Filter>Distort> Polar Co-ordinates and keep the settings as default. 6. Now press Ctrl + I 7. Now press Ctrl + U and set the colour to what you like, I chose (220 | 20 | 0). 8. Duplicate the layer. 9. Set the blending option of the duplicated layer to Colour Dodge. 10. Now go to Filter>Distort> Twirl and leave the settings as they were. And when you finish you should have something that looks like this, |
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