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    Step 1

    Create a new image, and press D to set default colors. Fill in the background with black. Select the lens flare filter and create four lens flares in the corners like above.

    Step 2

    Select the wave filter, and use the above settings.

    -- Above From Abstract Boxes Tutorial

    Step 3

    Duplicate your layer (CTRL+J), set the blending mode of the new layer to color burn. Select the polar coordinates filter and use the above settings. Merge Down (CTRL+E)

    Step 4
    Duplicate your layer (CTRL+J) and select the blending mode to lighten.

    Final product

    If you have any questions or comments, please post below! If you enjoy this tutorial, we suggest you register and post an introduction!

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    Might i suggest putting a small gaussian blurr on it that way, where the two parts meet, you wont see gaps as much.
    Oblivion


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    very nice.
    i am goin to try it out now

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    pretty :P , I'll try it out right away


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    nice tut man
    BTW nice sigs dolive and jerner

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    Originally posted by slovy@Jan 28 2005, 03:52 AM
    nice tut man
    BTW nice sigs dolive and jerner
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    thanks, your's very nice too


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    Brilliant! Really handy for everything that wan't to look high tec and stuff...i'll try it out and see what i get.

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    thats really coool looking..

    even some of the steps look really neat by themselves

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    Yeh i lile the result on it ^.^ Gj Taco


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    o.O
    looks great cant wait to try it out

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