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First things first: create a new document with a background color of white. In a new layer (Ctrl + Shift +N), type the letters that you'd like to look smoky in the color you'd like the smoke to be. For generic smoke, use a light grey. Choose a bulky font, like Gill Sans Ultra Bold (what I'm using) and keep a decent amount of space between the letters for legibility's sake. Right click the text layer, and choose Rasterize Type.
In this tutorial, we will show how we can create random smoke-like effects. We can simply do this using two Distort Filters.
And there you go, this was a long tutorial but it's finally finished! A new 3D Text effect with special smoke has been created, have fun with it!
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In this tutorial I will show you how to create a smoke typography effect playing with some brushes and adjustment layers. It's a very easy tutorial and you will be able to do the whole process in 5-10 minutes.
Go to Filter > Render > Difference Clouds and press Ctrl-F to repeat this effect about 8 times until you get something like this
Step 6: Double click on this layer (the layer with your smoke) to open up the Layer Style dialog box and use these settings:
Let's start out by creating a new file. I used a 400x300 pixels canvas set at 72dpi, and I filled my background with a black color. Now insert a product design you want add effect on, in this case a picture of a new era fitted hat. Make sure the product picture has its own layer.
This lesson I???ll show you how to represent colored ornaments from the smoke by choosing a prepared set of brushes and certainly, the possibilities of the Photoshop program.
Stunning Smoke Effect -PSD Tuts Easily create digital abstract smoke using both Illustrator and Photoshop. This technique is very customizable and you can do it pretty quickly.
[19] Take the Elliptical Marquee Tool create a new shape make the new layer and fill the selection with this color coloding #780021.
6. Go back to regular mode by selecting , inverse the selection by pressing Shift+Ctrl+I or Select>Inverse from menubar, and delete the selection. And our Realistic Smoke is ready.
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I have been looking for a tutorial on how to make abstract smoke brushes in Photoshop. I didn't realize that these images were made from photos of smoke (similar to how a cloud brush is made).
"There's no smoke without fire" - Its a very good saying, but with the abundance of flame-based tutorials for Photoshop on the internet today, it has to be asked if the reverse can be true. After all, you can add flames into any image, but the realism can be shattered if you forget to adhere to simple principles and neglect whisps of smoke coming from the fuel source. This tutorial details a very simple method to create funky realistic smoke from scratch using very basic Photoshop tools. Compared to other similar tutorials on the internet it may seem a little basic - after all, it makes no use of funky brushes, nor several filters, but the results are just as effective and much more user-definable.
Well here you will be taught how to create a relistic smoke effect with Photoshop. Before you start you should know this effect requires alot of guessing and trial and error to make it look good.
I got this idea when I was looking at some online magazine. so lets create a photoshop tutorial of this unique image that represent Fire and black smoke. The flame I have drawn looks very unique and I have used smudge tool to make them look really cool. oops I mean HOT.
Create a new layer on top, and then a layer mask for it. With the layer mask selected use filter-> Render->Clouds. To get an idea of what you want to do, use Clouds on the actual layer too, and look at that; then undo when you're done. Above are the temporary clouds on the new layer before I undo them.
Let's begin creating some stone and wood texture as samples. Open a new document: i used a 1400 x 900 pixels with 100 of resolution. You can use the size you want but the clouds filter is influenced by the document size. Now let's create our starting clouds layer as I've just explained.
Make a new layer and get your softbrush out. With something like 5px, make one orange dot on your sig. Leave it on Normal.
[19]-Now Play the animation with the help of Click on following Button which is indicating by Hand sign as shown below
Let's start out by creating a new file. I used a 400x300 pixels canvas set at 72dpi, and I filled my background with a black color. Now insert a product design you want add effect on, in this case a picture of a new era fitted hat. Make sure the product picture has its own layer.
In step 12, after you add the hue/saturation layer, right-click it in the Layers window and select 'Merge Down'. This will combine the 2 layers into 1. Then you duplicate this layer, add a hue/saturation layer and merge it down also, so in total you should have 2 layers. Hope that helps.
Step 7: Now press Ctrl-E to merge down the text layer and the Background. Press Ctrl-U to bring up the Hue/Saturation dialog box. Make sure you tick on the Colorize check box and use these settings:
With anything in Photoshop, there?s several different ways to achieve an end result.� In this tutorial, I?m going to walk you through the technique I use to create smoke in images.� There are other ways to create an effect similar to this, I just happen to think this is the best way.
In this tutorial, we are going to take a look at how to create subtle smoke-like effect. Whether you want to add steam, mist or vapor to your photos, you'll definitely be putting this tutorial to good use from now on! Try it, the possibilities are endless!
In response to this I have also added another layer which I have named “Highlights�? and set to normal mode. Here I have painted in lighter accents across the right side to reflect the sunlight filtering in from the right corner, also adding some more drama and contrast.
Step 1 : Open a new file by clicking on File>Open. Give a dark background color because you can not see smoke in day light much. Here we gave Black color. Create a new layer. Draw the image of the smoke with Polygonal Lasso Tool. Give a lighter color gradient to the new shape. Make sure it' s a Linear gradient. Here we have given Purple to White gradient.
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Another Photoshop tutorial because you guys asked for it! This time we are going to take a look at how to create realistic-looking smoke. Whether you use it to add that eery effect to a night-time scene, or to jazz up that photo that just looks too cool � you will find a dozen or so uses of this effect.
