| You are here : : Home > Free Resources > Photoshop Tutorials > Smoke Effect |
Image Effects
- Animated Effect
- Awesome Special Effects
- Collision Effect
- Colors of Autumn using Blending
- Cosmic Effect
- Creative Photo Manipulation
- Magical Fantasy Image Effect
- Old Paper Texture
- Photo Montage
- Rain Effect
- Snowfall Effect
- Shattering Effect
- Vintage Collage
- Water Splash Effect
Text Effects
- 3D Text Effect
- Awesome Text Effect
- Fun Text Effect
- Glossy Text Effect
- Mystery Green Text
- Nature Text Effect
Designing
- Badge Design
- Book Poster Design
- Christmas Card Design
- Grunge Blog Design
- Music Poster Design
- Rollover Navigation Bar
- Stylish Layout Design
- Typography Poster Design
Others
Free Photoshop Resources
- Bokeh Textures
- Dynamic Brushes
- Floral Brushes
- Fractal Brushes
- Grunge Brushes
- Light Textures New!
- Metallic Textures
- Photoshop Logos
- Photoshop & HTML Website Templates
- Star Brushes
More Photoshop Tutorials
- 3D Ball
- Backgrounds using Brushes
- Brick Wall Texture
- Bubbles
- Collage
- Cool Photoshop Effects
- Creating a Header
- Creating a Website
- Crystal Ball Effect
- Designing a Layout
- Embossed Image
- Glass Effects
- Glowing Twirl
- Great Looking Textures
- Halo Effect
- Icy Image
- Lighting Effects
- Magazine Image Effect
- Manipulating Expressions
- Photoshop Tips
- Pop Art Effect
- Rainbow
- Reflection with Ripple
- Retouch an Image
- Shape your Text
- Shiny Starburst Effect
- Simple Logo Design Ideas
- Simple Photo Effects
- Smarties
- Smoke Effect
- Slicing a Layout
- Superimpose Image
- Torn Paper Edge Effect
- Twirl
- Web Banner with Logo
- Wood Texture
Other Photoshop Resources
Create a Smoke Effect in Photoshop CS
Learn how to create a Smoke Effect in Photoshop CS with Filters and Tools such as Dodge Tool, Burn Tool, Wave Effect, Smudge Tool.
Step 1 :
Open a new file by clicking on File>Open.
Give a dark background color because you can not see
smoke in day light much. Here we gave Black color. Create
a new layer. Draw the image of the smoke with Polygonal Lasso
Tool. Give a lighter color gradient to
the new shape. Make sure it' s a Linear
gradient. Here we have given Purple
to White gradient.
Step 2 :
Select 
DodgeTool and select Range as
Highlights, Brush as 18px, Exposure as
50%. Brush all the corners.
Step 3:
Go to Filter>Distort>Wave.
Select Number of generators
as 4, Wavelength min 10 max 250, Amplitude
min 15 max 35
Scale 100% for horizontal and vertical.
Click on Randomize as much as you think that the picture looks like a smoke. Click on OK.
Step 4: Go to Edit >Fade Wave. Select Opacity as 50%. Click on OK.
Step 5: Give Opacity as 50% in the layer style on right at the top.
Step 6: Go to 
Smudge
Tool and make all the edges smooth by dragging
the hand in the picture.
Select Brush as 25,
Mode as Normal , Strength as 50%.
Congratulations! Your smoke effect is ready.
Please Like, Tweet, Share or Comment on this page if you found this tutorial/resource useful!
Join us on Facebook to keep updated with all the latest tutorials and web design freebies from EntheosWeb!
No portion of these materials may be reproduced in any manner whatsoever, without the express written consent of Entheos. Any unauthorized use, sharing, reproduction or distribution of these materials by any means, electronic, mechanical, or otherwise is strictly prohibited.
New Photoshop CS5 Tutorials
 |
||
