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| make a disco ball | |
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| Topic Started: May 16 2008, 12:36 AM (35 Views) | |
| xchipxrobx | May 16 2008, 12:36 AM Post #1 |
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To start, create a new document 500x500 and set the default colors back to default by pressing D. Fill the layer with Black... Now create a new layer and Filter-Render-Clouds. Once the clouds are in press CTRL+F about 5-6 times until you get a look that you like. The next step is to Filter-Texture-Patchwork and I like to use a square size of 6 and relief of 8. half way done at this point... Next use the circular marquee tool and select the center of the layer. (make sure to hold Shift to get a perfect circle) We now have to make this a sphere so now go Filter-Distort-Sperize I stick with a standard amount of 100. With the sphere still selected go to Select-Inverse and now hit Delete. This will leave you with your disco ball and now you can deselect by pressing CTRL+D. For the tutorial I decided to just play around and throw a few lens flares and using a star brush tool threw some stars on the page |
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