theKeeper
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Someone reminded me just recently (OZ) that i had posted the files for this effect on my old board. So i've tightened up the Actions even more now, and i'm reposting them here on this board for anyone that wnats to use them. No strings...
And with these, you actually won't NEED a tute!
Mossy Moldy Tree.zip (this group of files is 310kb in size)
Below is just a sample of one final result that can be achieved.
(actually... go to this thread to see the sample image -- http://www.photoshopgurus.info/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=264&perpage=10&pagenumber=2)
But this effect relies on running abstract filters which will produce quite a different looking effect every time. This sample image started at 640x480. I flattened and scaled it down to this size -- i flattened it first so that the effects of the Styles would scale correctly.
TIP:
After importing the Action & Style files, just run the first Action in the group. It will create a New Document for you, but will pause there so YOU can set the size you want it to be.
NOTE: i haven't yet tried this effect on a document larger than 640x480, so results may be different with larger doc sizes -- but i highly doubt it will make any difference. [excited]
PS: Good luck dissecting these Actions! mooohahahahaaa! [sly]
And if you have any problems opening/running this Action set, let me know here, in this thread.
And with these, you actually won't NEED a tute!
Mossy Moldy Tree.zip (this group of files is 310kb in size)
Below is just a sample of one final result that can be achieved.
(actually... go to this thread to see the sample image -- http://www.photoshopgurus.info/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=264&perpage=10&pagenumber=2)
But this effect relies on running abstract filters which will produce quite a different looking effect every time. This sample image started at 640x480. I flattened and scaled it down to this size -- i flattened it first so that the effects of the Styles would scale correctly.
TIP:
After importing the Action & Style files, just run the first Action in the group. It will create a New Document for you, but will pause there so YOU can set the size you want it to be.
NOTE: i haven't yet tried this effect on a document larger than 640x480, so results may be different with larger doc sizes -- but i highly doubt it will make any difference. [excited]
PS: Good luck dissecting these Actions! mooohahahahaaa! [sly]
And if you have any problems opening/running this Action set, let me know here, in this thread.