Green Slippery Slime Tutorial

[Vanessa]

1) Create a new document, whatever size you choose. Mine is 500 x 500.

2) Go to Filter > Render > Clouds, then go to Filter > Render > Difference clouds. Keep pressing Ctrl + F until you get one that you like.



3) Go to Filter > Sketch > Chrome. Crank up the Detail and Smoothness all the way up to 10.



4) Go to Filter > Distort > Wave. Use the settings as shown below.



5) Next, go to Filter > Artistic > Plastic Wrap. Use the settings shown below.



6) Almost done! Pull up the Hue/Saturation box (Ctrl + U). Make sure the "colorization" box is checked, then enter in these values:



And here is my finished product:



And the finished product when I played around with the Liquify tool (Shft + Ctrl + X):



I hope you enjoyed the tutorial! Any questions, please ask, and please also post your finished results here!

~Vanessa~

[Relentless]

Nice effect but it's too chromy... I hate chrome

[tacoX]

I like it! Thank you very much for your submission - it will help many people. Thanks again =).

[Tenchido]

Wow...Good tutorial..Cant wait for another one

[Twan]

Nice tutorial Vanessa! Nice effect. If I stepped in that, I would surely fall on my ass.

[Haven]

good tut...but I don't like the sketch effect..looks to choppy and the chrome doesn't look to good either..but I guess its just me :huh:

[ROTD]

you could edit the levels up to make it to shades of green then blurr it ^^

[blue6r]

Great tut...exactly what newbie's like me need! Keep 'em comin'! :lol:

[B0lter]

Very nice effect! Keep ON!

[gfx]

Thats a pretty cool tut!! I like the outcome