How to Render a Burning Planet Using Photoshop

Tip 1 - Scorched Neon Effect Using the New Flame Filter in Photoshop

Adobe keeps slipping fun new features into each new release of Photoshop CC. In a recent release, they quietly unveiled a Flame filter that can be used to create everything from candlelight to dramatic flame-thrower bursts to flaming type.

Tip 2 - 56 Absolutely Brilliant and Intriguing Photoshop Video Tutorials

We see a lot of Photoshop tutorials on the net, but most of what we come across are tutorials written in a step-by-step manner. In most cases, the instructions
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Tip 3 - Space Explosion Photoshop Tutorial – Smashing Magazine

Digital space art is one of the most inventive and beautiful art genres of this era. This tutorial shows you how to create your own space scene using three stock photos and Adobe Photoshop. The majority of the effects use the brush tool, layer effects and the filter gallery. You may want to set aside an hour or two before starting this tutorial because it requires quite a bit of work to accomplish. So get those creative juices flowing and let's get started! Before we begin, we need some resources to use for this tutorial. Let's also preview the image that we will have created by the end of this tutorial. You can also download the full source files.

Tip 4 - How to Make a Glowing Planet on a Space Background in Photoshop

Vintage design has been very popular recently, but sometimes you need to design for the future instead of the past. In this tutorial you'll learn how to create a futuristic, glowing planet on top of a space background, using nothing but Photoshop filters and a single texture. Step 1 Create a new document at 1920 x 1280 and fill the background with black. Click Filter > Noise > Add Noise. Set the amount to 85%, the distribution to Gaussian, and check the Monochromatic checkbox.
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