Liquid Sig

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  1. Xephyer

    Xephyer Well-Known Member

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    Liquid Sig by Super Saiyan Gohan (aka Ryoku aka Xephyer)
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    Step 1) Make a new 400x100 transparent image.
    Step 2) Click D on your keyboard to reset your colors
    Step 3) Go to Filter>Render>Clouds
    Step 4) Duplicate that layer
    Step 5) Go to Filter>Liquify...
    Step 6) Fool around with the liquifying technique and keep the brush size at "50"
    Step 7) When your done,set that layer to "Lighten"
    Step 8) Duplicate that layer and go back to Liquify...Again,play around
    Step 9) When your finished,set that layer to Color Burn
    Step 10) Duplicate that Layer
    Step 11) Duplicate it again and set that layer to "Screen"
    Step 12) Duplicate that layer and go to Filer>Render>Gaussin blurr. Set it to "2". Set that layer to Hard Light when your done.
    Step 13) Merge all the layers with CTRL+E on each image
    Step 14) Click CTRL+U to colorize it anyway you want to
    Step 15) Your done.
     
  2. Prince488

    Prince488 Well-Known Member

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    I like this
     
  3. .Everest

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    nice tut. works well :D
     
  4. Umberger

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    I'm confused as to what a liquid sig is, can you post a result or something please?
     
  5. DarkDrakeX

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    good tut man
     
  6. pwp-coverge

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    good one easy to follow

    pimp

    pwp,
     
  7. Red Eternal

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    Nice tut man works pretty well :blink:
     
  8. against

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    Too simple. This was one of the first things I learned.
     
  9. Long

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    excellent tutorial.. this will work nice with water text
     
  10. MSG-KniveS

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    Can some one Post there results?
     
  11. samven582

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    nice tut
     
  12. [GRIM]

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    nice job m8
     
  13. DYABLO

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    great

    nice tut
     
  14. Troopr

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    Hmm, ill use this one for sure. ;)
     
  15. alrocks334

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    This is cool. One thing I'd recommend from now on, is make the image about 500 x 500 then crop it. You won't get the slight border i got, and the liquify will be easier without worrying about transparency creeping in from the edges.

    BTW, here's what i got:
     

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