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| Photoshop Tutorials » Textures » Rock |
1. Create a new 500x500 pixel document with a resolution of 100 and name it Rock. Now press D and then apply a clouds filter. (All preview images in this tutorial were shrunk from 500x500 to 165x165 pixels).
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In this tutorial we will be creating a rock texture. This can be used for many things including stone walkways, grave stones, and even textures for 3d programs. It's a fairly easy effect to master and it produces very cool results. Let's get started.
Create a new photoshop document with of the size you prefer. I've chosen 1024*768. Add clouds to this default background layer by selecting render clouds from filters menu.
Filter>Render>Lighting effects.
2. Select light gray for foreground and dark gray (near to black) for background.
4) Go to FILTER > RENDER > DIFFERENCE CLOUDS.