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Photoshop Tutorial: Abstract Tone
[size=200:1akpgw68]Abstract Tone[/size:1akpgw68] 1. File -> New (477x240) 2. Press 'd' to reset colors 3. Select Gradient tool.Settings: [img:1akpgw68]http://www.devppl.com/images/tutorials/00378-001.jpg[/img:1akpgw68] 4. Make approxiametly 20 vertical lines using the same angle. [img:1akpgw68]http://www.devppl.com/images/tutorials/00378-002.jpg[/img:1akpgw68] 5. Filter -> Stylize -> Find edges 6. Press 'crtl+i' to inverse the colors 7. colorize by pressing 'crtl+u' My settings; Hue: 210 Saturation: 60 Lightness: 0 [img:1akpgw68]http://www.devppl.com/images/tutorials/00378-003.jpg[/img:1akpgw68] 8. Create a new layer, and set you foreground and background to two colors seen in the work. [img:1akpgw68]http://www.devppl.com/images/tutorials/00378-004.jpg[/img:1akpgw68] 9. Filter -> Render -> clouds 10. press 'ctrl+u' and use same settings used before except set the lightness to about -50. 11. Now set the blending mode to Soft Light and the opacity to around 50% [img:1akpgw68]http://www.devppl.com/images/tutorials/00378-005.jpg[/img:1akpgw68] My final product: [img:1akpgw68]http://www.devppl.com/images/tutorials/00378-006.jpg[/img:1akpgw68] My final product with alot of extras added =p: [img:1akpgw68]http://www.devppl.com/images/tutorials/00378-007.jpg[/img:1akpgw68]