How to Make a Water Stream in Photoshop
Open Photoshop and make a 6 by 6 custom document with 300 Resolution., Set your foreground color to black, and the other to white., Go to Filter: Blur: Motion Blur., Go to Filter: Artistic: Plastic Wrap., Go to Filter: Sketch: Chrome., Go to Edit...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Open Photoshop and make a 6 by 6 custom document with 300 Resolution.
Go to Filter:
Render:
Clouds. , Set your angle to 90, and your distance to 420 pixels. , Hit okay. , Hit okay. , Change the mode from Normal to Hard Light. , A "New Layer" box should show up.
This will only change your background layer to "Layer 0" and unlock it. , Change your width from 6 to
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Uncheck the "Constrain Proportions" box. , Warp your image into something similar to the photo. , Go to your Gradient tool and set your foreground color to a blue you think looks good. , Then drag it down to the bottom of your image.
Let go, and it should set your background to something like the photo. , Change the blend mode to hard light. , If you've done these steps correctly, you should have something that looks similar to the photo. -
Step 2: Set your foreground color to black
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Step 3: and the other to white.
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Step 4: Go to Filter: Blur: Motion Blur.
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Step 5: Go to Filter: Artistic: Plastic Wrap.
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Step 6: Go to Filter: Sketch: Chrome.
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Step 7: Go to Edit: Fade Chrome.
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Step 8: Unlock your Layer by clicking on it it twice.
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Step 9: Go to Image: Image Size.
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Step 10: Go to Edit: Transform: Warp.
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Step 11: Create a new layer and put it under Layer 0.
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Step 12: Use your gradient tool
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Step 13: on your new layer
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Step 14: to press down at the top of your image.
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Step 15: Click on Layer 0
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Step 16: then go to Layer: Layer style: Blending options.
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Step 17: Use the result!
Detailed Guide
Go to Filter:
Render:
Clouds. , Set your angle to 90, and your distance to 420 pixels. , Hit okay. , Hit okay. , Change the mode from Normal to Hard Light. , A "New Layer" box should show up.
This will only change your background layer to "Layer 0" and unlock it. , Change your width from 6 to
3.
Uncheck the "Constrain Proportions" box. , Warp your image into something similar to the photo. , Go to your Gradient tool and set your foreground color to a blue you think looks good. , Then drag it down to the bottom of your image.
Let go, and it should set your background to something like the photo. , Change the blend mode to hard light. , If you've done these steps correctly, you should have something that looks similar to the photo.
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