Basic fire tut

[HellofEarth]

UPDATE! PICS!
(srry, some got saved at 30 quality and some at 100 quality :/)

1. open a new document

2. fill it w/ black

3.make new layer
4.fill it w/ 646464 and put the opacity to 74%

5.add a 50-300mm lens flare wherever u want the flame on ur new layer

6.go into liquify
7.30 brush size, 100, 100
8. just fool around w/ it 'till ur satisfied

9.set the layer to hard light or linear light

10.erase the dots at the top

11.set the opacity to 100%
12. merge layers

13.ur done!
end result(results may vary)

[img=http://img104.imageshack.us/img104/5421/untitled22mp.th.jpg]

[Quickdust]

I won't use a normal colorlayer. I would do a gradient map. But it is an good and easy tut. Good to follow.

Great job.

[Ben]

I like the end result but fire isnt just red...
And that is a terribly written tutorial, no offence.
you couldn't be bothered typing with or your. doesnt take a second.
and there are no pictures so personally i wont be using it
But thats me being picky

[HellofEarth]

Originally posted by Ben@19 Hours Ago
I like the end result but fire isnt just red...
And that is a terribly written tutorial, no offence.
you couldn't be bothered typing with or your. doesnt take a second.
and there are no pictures so personally i wont be using it
But thats me being picky

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ya, i did it in like 2 minutes so i might put pics up 2day or tommorrow(or when i have time but it will be soon)

for it being all red, duplicate layer, change the hue/saturation to a nice ornage/yellow colour, pull it down in transform(down, not up, not sideways, down), change the blending mode to color dodge, go to filter-pixelate-fragment and ull have some yellow in it

wut i got:

[Sirinus]

it looks sweet after that!

[patslash]

sorry but the pics are muuuuuuuuch too big!!

[Ben]

no.. You must have big resolution

[enemy]

I think Thats some nice fire

[Ginta]

This could produce some personal results, I like it *thumbs up*

[Dude Cartman rocks!!]

you should explain it a littlr bit more, but in general its ok!