Under Water Effect
Learn how to make a realistic under water effect using some Filters and Brushes.
1. Start by opening a new file with 400px by 400px
2. Create a New Layer and fill it with a Radial Gradient #86d0ff to #3daef5
3. Filter/Artistic/Watercolor and use this:
4. Now you should have something like this:
5. Then go to Filter/Sketch/Chrome
6. Redo the Step 2 and change the Blending Options to Screen.
7. Again redo the Step 2 and go to Filter/Render/Lighting Effects
8. Then go to Image/Adjustments/Brightness/Contrast… and thenchange the Blending Options to Hard Light
9. Now we’re going to use some brushes founded at Deviantart. Pick the last one go to the tab Brushes and deselect Shape Dynamics and Scattering and then change the Blending Options to Color.
10. Create a new layer and fill it with #87d0ff and go to Filter/Render/Lens Flare and change the Blending Options to Linear Burn
11. Add some bubbles with the Brushes and that’s it your own Under Water Effect.
1.67 Mb
Random Tutorials
WOW.
That is very nice.
I shall have to try that out sometime.
This seems to be a great tutorial…but I’ve run into a problem, steps 7/8/9 are a bit vague because I am not getting the same results as shown??? When using the brushes from deviantart.com, I am not achieving the same effect. Any help would be greatly appreciated…very nice design anyhow:)
gens: You need to make a similar shape for the light and about the brushes I don’t know what do you really mean but you got to deselect Shape Dynamics and Scattering then use the last brush in the set in color white, after that change layer’s blend mode to Color. If you have any question, let me know here.
Looks cool, nice result
i have downloaded the brushes but its not turning up in my brushes tab any help
ps only just started using photoshop
dont never mind =] clicked this clicked that adn it worked and dont ask what it was i clicked and ty anyways
I’ve done, but my work doesn’t look like this.
But I like this tut.:)
Nice! simple and effective.
That is very nice
Hey, I recently started up a tutorial website and was wondering if you could give me permission to submit some of your tutorials to it.
Submission Link:
http://www.webdesignersfx.com
Thanks in advance.
tony: if you have any further question leave it here.
Bunny: Tell me in wich step you’re having trouble, I will try to help you.
Johnny: Yes you can add the tutorials to your web
Thanks for your comments.
to tony: you need to upload the brushes uv downloaded on ur computer to photoshop. go to Image>Preset Manager>Load for this. best of luck!
fill it with #87d0ff and go
what does #87d0ff means ? thank you !
elton: It means the color.
hi
how do i actually choose the color ‘ #870ff ‘ ?
thank you !
Put it as Foreground on the Color Picker.
Hello! This is a great tutorial. But i cant find the brushes that used in this tutorial.
Here is the brushes link: http://darkrose42-stock.deviantart.com/art/Bubble-brushes-52083693
great..its work
[…] how to make a realistic under water effect using some Filters and […]
i kind of miss the part where the texture on the final image came from. actually, that’s the one that made it look like it’s underwater.
Came from the brushes set and you can find it here. Thanks.
Awesome tutorial, thanks for sharing.
Nice effect i really like it. Keep them comming…
nice job
u suck i rule u r bad
I KNOW I AM BAD DAMMN I WISH I WAS AS COOL AS DOODODODOODODODODOD
i LOVE U DODODODOD
Wow, great tutorial. I am gonna do it right now.
hi it was indeed a nice turorial but then i cudnt get it well frm the 5 step. so will u mind to explain me in detail as m new to graphics. plz dat wud help me in many ways.
hi! it is not that detailed for me and other begginer..
wooooow perfect.
Hi!
I have a problem and no idea how to solve. When I fill new layer with radial gradient and want to use filter Watercolor ,it seems like this filter is frozen, and I can’t use it .Why?
Leave a Reply