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1. Abstract Lava Tutorial | Special Effects

2. EZ Lava Effect | Special Effects

And you have created a great looking lava background for use on your headers, and webpage backgrounds. Here is how my final result ended up:

3. Lava | Special Effects

3. We are almost done here. Go to Filter>Render>Lighting Effects. Apply the settings below. (For the two orange colors, use your judgement and pick colors closest to those colors. A little independence!)

4. Splashing Lava | Special Effects

5. Wild Lava | Special Effects

6. Lava Text | Text Effects

7. Liquid Lava | Special Effects

Step 5 - Now to get the final lava effect - press ok. When you press "OK", Photoshop will liquify it. Your result should now look something like this very "hot" image:

8. Tutorials Photoshop - Mush Texture | Molten Lava Texture

9. Creating a Lava Texture from Scratch | Textures & Patterns

Repeat this filter until you get a texture you like. Press Ctrl+F to repeat the last filter. We should have something like this:

10. How to Create a Tileable Lava Texture | Textures & Patterns

8. Create an new layer, and set this layer's blending mode to color dodge. Press D to reset the Color panel to black and white. Apply the clouds filter. Next, apply the difference clouds filter a few times until your image has a nice blend of color.

11. Liquid Digital Lava | Textures & Patterns

Now you've got a silky chrome field of digital warm goo. Remember that you can use this technique a dozen different times and get completely different results!

12. Textures �� Lava Texture || tu-torial.com

13. 0tutor.com: Lava texture with Photoshop

Now go to filter -> render -> difference clouds, repeat the difference clouds process until you get a good looking texture effect as I did.

14. Create a lava planet in Photoshop | Photoshop - 9tutorials.com

Step 1: Create a new file with a dimension of 800X800 pixels. Create a new layer, then use Elyptical Marquee Tool to Draw a Round Shape from the center of your canvas.

15. Splashing Lava - Photoshop Tutorials - thedesignworld.com

16. Create a Realistic Volcano Eruption Scene with Lava Effect in Photoshop | PSD Vault - Extra Unique Adobe Photoshop Tutorial

Then go to Filter > Render > Cloud and render some cloud inside the selection: (Make sure you set black as background colour and white as foreground colour)