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Lava Creation Photoshop Tutorial
In this Photoshop tutorial we will create a simple and pretty interesting lava effect from a scratch and without using any extra pictures.
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Create a random sized document.
I have created a document with 1024 x 768 dimensions.
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Press D key to set the black and white colors (see my pic).
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Click above on Filter, Render and select Clouds.
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Click above on Filter, Render and select Difference clouds.
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Press Ctrl (Command on MacOS) and J together to duplicate the layer.
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Click above on Filter, Stylize and select Emboss...
Set the same values Like I did and click OK.
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Click above on Filter, Artistic and select Plastic Wrap...
Set the same values Like I did and click OK.
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Set blending mode of duplicated layer to Overlay.
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This is my result till now.
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Select the Background layer.
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Click above on Image, Adjustments and select Color Balance...
In a new window select the Midtones and set the same values like I did.
Don't close the window yet ...
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Select the Shadows and set the same values like I did.
Don't close the window yet ...
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Select the Highlights and set the same values like I did.
Click OK.
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And the look at complete canvas.
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