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    Making concentric patterns etc

    1/open a square doc 400x400 (to get a circle), white, RGB, foreground colour is black, background is white
    2/Filter>Sketch>Halftone Pattern Size 8 Contrast 5 Pattern type: line
    3/use levels to make the lines thinner
    4/Filter>Distort>Spherize 100% Vertical only
    5/Filter>Distort>Polar Coordinates rectangular to polar
    6/doubleclick on icon in layers palette to make it a layer
    7/add a new layer below and fill with clouds
    8/colorize (Hue/Sat filter) the clouds
    9/select circles layer, Select>ColorRange, Shadows and OK. Feather one or two pixels. and Delete the black
    10/Set circles layer to Vivid Light BlendMode
    11/Layer styles. Add Inner glow (I chose a dark blue), Inner Shadow and Some Satin.
    12/Use PlasticWrap. Highlight 20, Detail and Smoothness 6 This adds highlights that follow the circles.

    Play a bit, and tweak some settings...

    Enjoy!

    By the way: this is also an easy method to create waves and even woves textures. We'll tackle those later...[/i]

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    Number Two:

    1/Open a new doc as above
    2/Halftone Pattern as above
    3/Plasticwrap filter all at max
    4/Polar Coordinates as above
    5/Colorize

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    Number Three:

    1/New doc as above
    2/Lines as above but apply Wave filter to them
    3/Copy the background twice
    4/Edit>Rotate 90? on the middle layer
    5/Set top and middle layer to lighten (very logical...)
    6/Flatten
    7/Apply PlasticWrap filter 20/8/5
    8/Colorize

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    Making concentric patterns etc

    As a variation on Number three you can apply the plastic wrap only to the top layes and colorize the top and middle layers individually:

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    B7 Erik! Look forward to experimenting once again!
    Thanks a bunch for sharing these techniques!

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    Making concentric patterns etc

    Great technique, mon ami. [stuned] These will come in handy for a couple of projects I have to do.

    Thanks for sharing.

    vee

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    Making concentric patterns etc

    Very cool Erik! Going to give it a go right now!

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    hey no fair....... I didn't even see this post/thread till now [doh]

    they look way cool Erik and I will post my results when do them thanks mate
    sfm

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    Very cool, Erik! I especially like that 2nd one with the Plastic Wrap...a filter I always forget about. Off to experiment! [slick]

 

 

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