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In the previous article "Teach you how to use PS to create a radioactive effect background (Summary)", I introduced you to a quick PS trick, how to use PS to create a radioactive effect background . The following article will introduce to you how to use PS style filters to create dynamic lines. The effect is very good. Friends who are interested can try it!
Wind-dynamic line effects are as follows
1. Open PS, create a new 500 * 500 pixel file, fill the background with black, create a new blank layer, and use the elliptical marquee tool to draw a perfect circle of moderate size.
2. Execute menu: [Edit]-[Stroke]-the color is [white] and the value is [2].
3. Press Ctrl D to cancel the selection and execute the menu: [Filter] - [Stylization] - [Wind] The parameters are the default settings, OK.
#4. Press Ctrl T and right-click to pop up the option to rotate counterclockwise 90 degrees. The effect is as shown below.
5. Select the rectangular marquee tool, select the upper half of the circle, press Ctrl C to copy, do not cancel the selection, press [Ctrl Shift I] to invert the selection, and press [Delete] ]Delete, press [Ctrl V] after confirmation to paste, and then execute [ctrl T]-[Transform]-[Vertical Flip] on the pasted graphic.
6. Press [Ctrl E] to connect the two semicircles together and merge the two layers.
#7. The approximate effect of repeated adjustments is as shown below.
8. Hold down Ctrl T to freely transform, drag downward, and the original square becomes a rectangle.
9. Right-click the mouse to pop up and select [Transform]
10. Press and hold the left mouse button to activate the deformation adjustment. into feathers.
#11. Place the material of the starry sky and create a clipping mask.
Recommended learning: PS video tutorial
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