JohnnyD
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Hello all,
I am going to be showing you how to make your very own VORTEX.
Program: Photoshop 7+
Difficulity: Easy
**NOTE**
My photoshop has grid-like lines and i dont know how to take them off, so please just forget about the lines. :-[
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VORTEX TUTORIAL
First of all, start off by making a new page, you can select any size but in this tute, i will be doing it in a 800*800 px.
Step 1:
Go to Filter-> Render -> Clouds
Clouds should appear.
Step 2:
Go to filter -> noise -> add noise
Choose the same settings as i have.
Step 3:
Now go to Filter -> Distort- Polar Coordinates.
Choose rectangular to polar as i have in the image below.
Step 4:
Duplicate the layer.
Press Control- T and enlarge the image so all you see is the inner circle, not the outer lines.
Like this:
Step 5:
Go to filter -> blur -> radial blur.
Choose the same settings as i have.
Step 6:
This isnt needed but to make it better, play around with the colour and levels.
Go to hue and saturation and choose the colour you like.
My favourite is '186' which is blue.
My end result was this:
I look forward to you results.
Thanks
Johnny D
I am going to be showing you how to make your very own VORTEX.
Program: Photoshop 7+
Difficulity: Easy
**NOTE**
My photoshop has grid-like lines and i dont know how to take them off, so please just forget about the lines. :-[
------------------------------
VORTEX TUTORIAL
First of all, start off by making a new page, you can select any size but in this tute, i will be doing it in a 800*800 px.
Step 1:
Go to Filter-> Render -> Clouds
Clouds should appear.
Step 2:
Go to filter -> noise -> add noise
Choose the same settings as i have.

Step 3:
Now go to Filter -> Distort- Polar Coordinates.
Choose rectangular to polar as i have in the image below.

Step 4:
Duplicate the layer.
Press Control- T and enlarge the image so all you see is the inner circle, not the outer lines.
Like this:

Step 5:
Go to filter -> blur -> radial blur.
Choose the same settings as i have.

Step 6:
This isnt needed but to make it better, play around with the colour and levels.
Go to hue and saturation and choose the colour you like.
My favourite is '186' which is blue.
My end result was this:

I look forward to you results.
Thanks
Johnny D