Each week we feature a set of desktop screenshots that we find inspirational, intriguing, and unique. If you would like to participate by sending in your unique desktop, use the contact form to send a link to your image.
Each week we feature a set of desktop screenshots that we find inspirational, intriguing, and unique. If you would like to participate by sending in your unique desktop, use the contact form to send a link to your image.
Each week we are going to feature a set of desktop screenshots that we find inspirational, intriguing, and unique. If you would like to participate by sending in your unique desktop, use the contact form to send a link to your image.
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I was surfing around Vimeo looking for some inspiration. I ran across this Wacom commercial. I think I might have seen another video like this one. Either way, it blows me away. Hope it inspires you to get out there and create some artwork.
• Step 1: Create a new image (something like 500 X 200 is good here, you can crop the result later). Make sure the RGB mode is selected, now click ok!• Step 2: Go to Filter>> Render>> Clouds. Then go to Filter>> Render>> Difference Clouds.
Press Ctrl + F (Command + F for Mac users) about 5 or 6 times.
• Step 3: Go to Filter>> Blur>> Radial Blur and use these settings:
Amount: 51, Blur Method: Zoom, Quality: Best or Good.
• Step 4: Go to Filter>> Texture>> Patchwork. Set the Square Size to 1 and the Relief to 2. Then go to Filter>> Sharpen>> Sharpen.
• Step 5: Duplicate the layer (Layer>> Duplicate) and just use the default settings. Next, go to Filter>> Stylise>> Extrude. Use the following settings:
Type: Blocks, Size: 5, Depth: 30, Random. Keep the boxes below that unchecked.
• Step 6: Go to Filter>> Blur>> Gaussian Blur and set the radius at 0.7. Now change the layers opacity to 50% and merge the layers (Crtl+E is merge).
• Step 7: Now it’s time to add some color. Press Ctrl + U, check the ‘Colorize’ box and simply move the sliders around until you get a nice color. Also, hit Ctrl+L to change things until you get the lighting how you want it.
That’s it! I hope this helps. Remember to keep coming back.