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Create an Organic effect using Photoshop
We'll make a plain document and then with use of filters and other tools make a really interesting, organic looking effect.
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Create a new document with random size.
I have made a document with 1024 x 768 pixels.
Then press D key to select black color and press Alt (Option on Mac OS) + Delete keys to fill the document with black color.
After that create a new layer.
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2.
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Click on Set foreground color and select a red color.
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After that select the Gradient Tool (G).
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Above set the Reflected Gradient (see the picture) and from red to transparent.
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Make two gradients like I did.
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Click on Set foreground color.
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Click on H (Hue) field and higher the value to 50 (see the picture).
Click OK when done.
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Make two random gradients with new color.
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Click again on Set foreground color and higher the H(Hue) value for 50 again.
Click OK when done.
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And make again two new gradients like I did.
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Continue doing the same thing till Hue (H) is set to value 350.
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Press Ctrl (Command on Mac OS) and E keys to merge layers.
Create a new layer again.
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Repeat the steps 5 to 10 again.
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After that set the blending mode to Difference on layer above.
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Press the Ctrl (Command on Mac OS) and U keys to open Hue / Saturation window.
First select the Colorize option and set the Saturation to 50 (see the picture).
Click OK, when done.
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Click above on Filter, Artistic and choose Plastic Wrap...
Then set the same settings like I did and click OK button.
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