Use Fibers To Create Kickass Abstract

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  1. Ravon

    Ravon Well-Known Member

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    Photoshop only

    start your photoshop

    create a document i used 400x120 px

    make sure the document is white

    go to filter > renders > fibers

    variance = 40.0

    strength = 4.0

    randomize if you want

    http://img152.echo.cx/my.php?image=fiberimage7cb.jpg

    now it looks VERY UGLY?!

    :( YEAH! VERY UGLY!!

    BUT WHAT TO DO WITH IT?

    now go to filter > pixelate > mosaic

    cell size : 20 square

    now.. go to filter > sharpen > sharpen

    press ctrl+f twice to sharpen it two times

    now it looks very neat and ugly right?

    http://img152.echo.cx/my.php?image=mosaicimage9ba.jpg

    yep..

    so ugly!

    go to filter > distort > ocean ripple

    aww yeah ocean ocean so cool

    don't use default settings use

    ripple size : 15

    ripple magnitude : 20

    there click ok!

    http://img152.echo.cx/my.php?image=oceanrippleimage3ic.jpg

    then go to filter > sketch > water paper

    aww yeah water paper so nice

    fiber length : 15

    brightness : 60

    contrast : 60

    right it looks like a piece of cloth

    a ugly cloth lol

    http://img152.echo.cx/my.php?image=waterpaperimage1rm.jpg

    now go to filter > stylize > glowing edges

    edge width : 7

    edge brightness : 7

    smoothness : 3

    it looks chunky like ---- right? yep

    http://img152.echo.cx/my.php?image=glowingedgesimage7fi.jpg

    now go to image > adjustments > brightness/contrast

    set brightness to -100

    ITS MINUS 100!!!

    (-100) not (100)

    http://img7.echo.cx/my.php?image=brightnessimage9rt.jpg

    colour it

    ctrl + b to bring up the colour balance

    i choose blue

    note : if you don't colour it the result will turn ----TY

    ok ctrl + j to create a new background layer

    name the new layer "Hippy"

    if you dunno how to rename a layer

    you see after you created a new layer

    you can see a box called "Layer 1" in the layer box

    double click on the word "Layer 1"

    then you type "Hippy"

    now

    what to do?

    select the Hippy layer and go to filter > distort > wave...

    click randomize to get the lovely curls you wanna

    then select the background layer in the layer box

    you can do this by click the layer named "Background"

    the part of it will turn blue YEAH YOU ARE GOOD!

    c'mon! go to filter > distort > polar coordinates

    select "rectangular to polar"

    ok muahhahaha good

    click ok

    then select the Hippy layer and set its blending mode to lighten

    the blending mode is on top

    then ok wah

    too empty? yeah! ctrl + e to merge the layers!!!

    then ctrl + j to create new layer

    name the layer "Hippy"

    YEAH HIPPY HIPPY HIPPOOOOO

    select the layer Hippy and use filter > distort > wave...

    click on randomize for a few times!!! dont' change anything

    now make sure that the Hippy layer is selected

    set its blending mode to lighten

    aww yeah

    ok if it look good to you stop now

    or you wanna continue?

    ctrl + e to merge the layers

    ctrl + j to create new layer

    you know the drill name the new layer "Hippy"

    after selecting the Hippy layer

    go to filters > distort > wave...

    now set its blending mode to lighten

    wow yeah

    ok ok ok

    ctrl + e to merge the layers

    if you dislike the colours

    go to image > mode > grayscale

    if it ask you "discard colour information?"

    click ok

    now go to image > mode > RGB colour

    now you can bring up the colour balance by pressing ctrl + b

    woo colour it!

    ok bye

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    ANOTHER RAVON PRODUCTION

    result : http://img152.echo.cx/my.php?image=finalresult7jd.jpg
     
  2. KaRoSiVe

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    very easy to follow

    but personal not my taste..

    but good work keep them up
     
  3. Wraithstorm

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    Nice but I doubt I'll use it
     
  4. metalic

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    not bad, but not my taste either, i normally use plastic wrap instead
     
  5. BoBo4eva

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    lol sry i dont like i rather use brusehs
     
  6. ThIsGuY

    ThIsGuY Kevy

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    lmao i can mix this with brushes.. like brush then make this blend in with it hehe thx imma try it hehe
     
  7. Tashajj

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    lots to follow, and the final result isnt too bad

    but i prefer brushes
     
  8. shinto

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    weird abstract but easy tut to follow.
     
  9. Major

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    Sorry. Dont like outcome.
     
  10. punkypine

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    its okay but not worht all those steps, you can make simaler effects easier.
     
  11. sabreclaw

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    nice tut indeed, but dont think i will use it, coz i like brushes more, sorry
     
  12. frostie

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    good tutorial, i like the result.
     

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