Tutorial on how to make beautiful wallpapers. Idea: The picture is actually made up of the transformation and combination of a water bubble. The focus is on the production of the water bubble. Use the brush tool to slowly paint the light of the water bubble. When applying, it should be even and it is best to apply it in one go. You can control the layout of colors and graphics yourself!
final effect
1. Create a new paper-sized file (1024 * 768 pixels). The pictures in this tutorial are all thumbnails to save space. Fill the background with black, create a new layer and use the pen tool to draw the path shown in Figure 1.
<Figure 1>
2. Press Ctrl + Enter to convert the path into a selection, then select the brush tool. Define the brush size yourself. The opacity is about 10%. The brush feathering value needs to be relatively large. Then gently apply slowly along the edge of the selection. Pay attention. Be even, as shown in Figure 2-3
<Figure 2>
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3. Select the gradient tool, set the color as shown in Figure 4, then lock the layer as shown in Figure 5, and pull down the linear gradient from the upper left corner to the right, the effect is as shown in Figure 6
<Figure 4>
<Figure 5>
<Figure 6>
4. After pulling the gradient, press Ctrl + J to duplicate a layer, strengthen the effect a little, and then merge the two layers and name them "Bubbles", as shown in Figure 7
<Figure 7>
5. Make a copy of the water bubble layer, change the angle appropriately, and hide the "water bubble" layer. The effect is as shown in Figure 8
<Figure 8>
6. Make another copy of the water bubble, press Ctrl + T to transform it. Pay attention to move the center point slightly out to the position pointed by the arrow in the picture below, and then appropriately reduce the size of the water bubble and rotate it a little. Then press Enter to confirm. The approximate effect is shown in Figure 9.
<Figure 9>
7. Press Ctrl + Shift + Alt + T and hold, the layers will slowly generate the effect as shown in Figure 10, and then merge these layers.
<Figure 10>
8. Appropriately transform the merged graphics as shown in the tutorial as shown in Figure 11
<Figure 11>
9. Display the "bubble" layer, then copy and place it. Complete the final effect.
<Figure 12>
