Photoshop Tutorial: Cosmic Lights
Learn how to create a very beautiful cosmic light effect. Category: Filter Effects
Learn how to create a very beautiful cosmic
light effect.
Step 1: Start off by making a 500 x 300px document and filling
the background black, than head up to Filter -> Render -> Lens Flare, and
use the settings below and place the flare like below.
Step 2: Now go back up to Filter -> Render -> Lens Flare, and make
it look like below.
Step 3: Now go up to Filter -> Distort -> Wave, and use the settings
below to get an effect like below.
Step 4: Now duplicate the layer, and with the new layer selected
which should be on the top, go up to Edit -> Transform -> Flip Vertical,
and put it's blending mode on "Linear Dodge" and merge the layers by going up
to Layer -> Merge Down.
Step 5: Now duplicate your newly merged layer, and with the new
layer selected, go up to Edit -> Transform -> Flip Horizontal. And put it's
blending mode to "Screen" and merge it down as well by going up to Layer ->
Merge Down.
Step 6: Now duplicate the layer again, go up to Filter -> Blur ->
Gaussian Blur: amount 10, and put its blending mode on "Overlay" and merge
it down once again. I think you probably have this down by now.
Step 7: Now once again duplicate the layer, go up to Filter -> Distort
-> Wave, and use the settings below.
Step 8: Now go up to Filter -> Brush Strokes -> Angled Strokes,
and use the settings below.
Step 9: Now go up to Image -> Adjustments -> Hue/Saturation and
check the box "colorize" and get a purpleish color and hit OK. Now set the
layers blending mode to "Linear Dodge", and merge the layers once again.
Step 10: Now duplicate the layer again and go up to Filter -> Blur
-> Radial Blur, and use the settings below.
Step 11: Now go up to Filter -> Blur -> Guassian Blur: amout 10.
Set the blending mode to "Lighten", and merge the layers, and you can call
it good.