Advanced Liquid Water Tutorial

[tacoX]

Step 1

Create a new image filling the background with a dark grey. Create a new layer. With the [url=http://www.gfxvoid.com/tutorials/1/liquidwater/2.gifbrush tool[/url] create black lines like above on the new layer

Step 2

On the top layer, go into the radial blur filter and use the above settings.

Step 3

Go into the twirl filter and use the above settings. Merge Layers (CTRL+E)

Step 4

Go into the Lens Flare Filter and create 5 random lens flares like above.

Step 5

Go into the chrom filter and use the above settings.

Step 6

Press CTRL+U to colorize, and use the above settings for a blue color.

Final Product

If you have any questions or comments, please post below!

[weasel]

Very nice looking! Although it reminds me of something abstract more than just water.

[pbguy434]

I don't think real water is that blue! Haha, lower the saturation and try making it a lighter blue.

[´§ëVë®å£`]

I like it, good job man. I wish water looked like that in real life. :P

[Samuel]

Man that's not water.... Thats better then water .......lol. Im so drunk. I love the effects gretahob

[mas_ab]

Cool FX you made there Tacox . I think it looks more like jelly than water :P so the title should be "Adv. Liquid Jelly Tut." :lol:

[pbguy434]

Reading the title again - Is there really such thing as non-liquid water? Haha. Just ya a hard time.

[Cupcrazy1027]

there is water as ice (solid) and water as steam (gas).

[Deep Brown]

what about water as:
Ionic steam(plasma-of-sorts)

[c@pt@in]

i like it.i ll try later to do it
thank u man...