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1. The Waving Flag

4 By holding the key ALT, drag your mouse at the bottom left of Photoshop Where you se doc.( document ) it will give you the size of your flag image. Remember that size. Create a new image by going to File/New .Make it the same dimension of your flag image. 5 Select the Marquee tool and, after clicking on the Marquee Options tab, set the Shape to Rectangular and the Style to Normal. 6 Starting in the upper-left corner select about half of the image. Select the Gradient tool and click the Gradient Tool Options then click the Edit button to bring up the Gradient Editor dialog box. 7 Add 3 sliders near the middle by clicking underneath the gradient bar and set them to white by clicking on them one by one and choosing white in the color swatch. Once you've got the gradient set up, click OK. 8 Click-and-drag the mouse from the left side to the right side of the selected area by holding down the Shift key . 9 Choose Select, Inverse. Fill this side with the same gradient. 10 Choose Image, Adjust, Invert to invert the gradient on the right side of the image. 11 Select/ Deselect. Choose Filter, Blur, Gaussian Blur and set a fairly high value. The value you choose will depend on the size of the bump map you've created and its resolution. For this one, set the value to about 10.0 or higher. 12 Save the bump map as a PSD file and note the name and directory you saved it in. The Flag: 1 Make the Flag image current by clicking on its title bar. Change to RGB by clicking Image=> mode=> RGB. 2 Choose Filter, Distort, Displace. Set the Horizontal Scale to 0% Set Vertical Scale to 10%. You can ignore the Displacement Map settings, because the displacement you created is the same size as the image, and set the Undefined Areas to Repeat Edge Pixels. When you click OK you'll be presented with a "Choose a displacement map" dialog box. Choose the bump map file you saved above. The Highlights and Shadows: 1 Make the bump map file current by clicking its title bar. Choose Select, All and Edit, Copy. 2 Make the Flag image current by clicking on its title bar. Select the Channels tab and create a new channel by clicking on the small bent-cornered icon at the bottom of the channels palette. 3 Choose Edit, Paste to paste the bump map into the channel. 4 Go back to the layers view by selecting the Layers tab. Make the flag layer active by selecting it in the Layers palette. Choose Select, deselect. 5 Select the Magic Wand Tool and click anywhere outside of the flag. Choose Select, Inve...

2. Wave systems Effects

3. Wave texture background

4. Creating wave line art style background

5. Animating sine wave in an oscilloscope

6. Netcades.com � Purple Wave Abstract Design in Photoshop

Now just duplicate the design and position it as shown below, set the opacity level of each duplicated layer down so the design fades into the corner.

7. Making a Wave | Drawing Techniques

8. Making a Waving Flag | Drawing Techniques

Get the flag you want and add it to the newly created document on a new layer, on a new document.

9. Waving Flag | Drawing Techniques

- Create a new layer. Set your foreground color to dark grey (#575757) - Next we want to apply some shadows to the flag. Use the brush tool

10. Waving Flags | Drawing Techniques

2. Now that the basic flat flag is sorted, its time to make it wave. First, we want to create the shadows that make it appear waving. To do this hold CTRL and click on the flag layer to select it. Press X, then D to reset your colors. Now make sure you are using the reflected gradient as shown in the picture. Create a new layer. Now, drag the gradient horizontally a few times to get a pattern like mine. Try to match mine as close you can to get a realistic outcome. It may take a few tries.

11. How to Make Smooth Wave | Photoshop Basics

There is always a way to make things in Photoshop, this tutorial will teach you how to make a smooth wavy selection, also it will teach you how to make any selection with rough corners smoother. Normally if you want to make a wave and if you don't know how best to do it, you would try to do it with Elliptical Marquee Tool, which would not bring a desired result.

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[17]-Thanks for read this Photoshop Tutorial. I hope you have enjoyed & the FInal Output of this Tutorial is shown below

13. Great Wave Design

14. Trippy Wave

Apply the Wave Filter ( Filter > Distort > Wave ) using the settings shown in the image to the left.

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17. Heat Wave | Special Effects

Step 10: You should have a pretty good heat wave going now, but to make it a little hotter looking, open your "Heat wave.psd" file and drag or copy the white, wavy layer to a new layer on your train tracks (or whatever) image. Give it a blend mode of "Overlay", set it at 30% opacity, and in layer styles, give it the default gradient (black on bottom fading to white on top) with a blend mode of "Soft Light". You should have something like this:

18. Techno-wave Effect | Special Effects

19. Techno Wave Effect | Special Effects

20. Wave 2 | Special Effects

Step 4: now we need to give it the 'wave' effect! goto filter > distort > wave. use the settings below:

21. Wave Effect | Special Effects

22. Wave | Special Effects

Step4: now after giving your image a little effect were going to make it better. goto filter> distort> wave use settings below

23. Photoshop Effects Waving Flag Tutorial

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24. PSDLounge - Wavy Energy Effect

In this tutorial, you are going to learn how to create an awesome abstract wavy energy effect using various filters and adjustments.

25. Abstract Thorns (Waves) Tutorial | Special Effects

26. Electric Waves | Special Effects

27. Wavy Effect | Special Effects

6. Now for the second layer, the layer you just duplicated do the same thing but with -50 (Twirl effect) and change the blending mode to Lighten, it should look something like this

28. Wavy | Special Effects

29. Free Adobe Photoshop latest Tutorial - Create cool wavy text effect Adobe Nerds.com

Title: Create cool wavy text effect In this computer cs2 dummy photo shop tech tutorial learn how to make text made of waves or zigzag linesUse photoshop techniques - photo shop wavy or zigzag lines text effects

30. Create A Devastating Tidal Wave Destroying A Sphinx

Open the rough sea document and now we want to remove the sky so we can insert the clouds. I used the magic wand tool

31. Create Glow Waves in Photoshop | Special Effects

2. Next, find edges.

32. ProDesignHost.com - Creating Radio Waves

Fill the document with a color of your choice using the paint bucket tool. (right button on the gradient tool)

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34. Smooth Wave Photoshop Tutorial

Start off by making a new files, 400x400 with a black background

35. Ocean Wave

In this tutorial I want to show you how to create an ocean wave.

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37. Simple Glow Waves Effect | Special Effects

2. Next, add a wave distortion with settings [Type: Sine, Undefined Areas: Wrap Around, Number of Generators: 700-800, Wavelength: Min. 500 Max. 900, Amplitude: Min. 1 Max. 458, Scale: Horiz. 1% Vert. 1%

38. smooth wavy selection

39. Photoshop - Sound Wave

40. Wave Effect

41. Photorealistic Water Waves - Tutorialstreet.com

1. Create a new image, using any settings you want. This time I won't use a square document, because this technique produces best results for wide images, and you can create excellent banners or forum signatures with it, for example.