Liquified Glowing Background Effect | Photoshop Tutorials
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Welcome to Photoshop Lab.
In this tutorial, we will be knowing
how to create this simple
glowing background effect
in Photoshop.
First, set
your foreground and background color.
Then add
a new layer.
Use brush tool, letter B.
Then right click.
Edit the angle or orientation of your brush
by dragging those circles and arrow.
Then
start brushing.
You can always choose whatever size
you want to use for
this empty layer.
Use a second color.
Then you can use
additional color if you want.
After brushing,
flatten layer.
Control, Alt, Shift, plus E.
Then convert it into
smart object.
Go to filter.
Select liquify.
Here you can just
play around, but make sure that
you click or check the
paint edges box or square.
Then go
to filter again, filter gallery.
Select film grain.
Here you can just
play around with the sliders,
but make sure that your grain
is set to zero.
And that's it.
Once again, thank you so much
for watching.
See you next week.