Showing posts with label backgrounds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label backgrounds. Show all posts

Monday, 5 October 2015

Wallpapers and Desktop Backgrounds

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Cute Owls Cartoon Wallpaper

© Photographer: Shaereemukherjee | Agency: Dreamstime.com

Cute Love Cartoon Wallpaper
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Cartoon Candy Boy Wallpaper
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Cute Kittens
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Opposites attract
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Hope for Shelter

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Winter fun
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Friday, 15 May 2015

Floral Fractals in Photoshop

Floral Fractal Background
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In this tutorial I will show you how to make beautiful floral fractals in Photoshop CS3 or higher.

First, launch photoshop and create a new Document with 1920x1080px and 300 resolution.

Fill the Background with black colour.

Now with the Custom shape tool, create some flowers and line them up from smaller to bigger sizes as shown below.

Colour them as you wish. Make sure all the shapes are in a single layer, if not, them select the layers using the shift key and merge them by pressing Ctrl+E


Duplicate this layer by pressing Ctrl+J.

Press Ctrl+T in your keyboard to activate Fee Transform mode. Now, rotate them and also make the size a little smaller than the previous one.


 Now press Ctrl+Alt+Shft+T as many times you want to repeat and a spiral will start forming. When its done, select all the layers and merge them [Ctrl+E].


 Duplicate the spiral layer and press Ctrl+U for Hue/Saturation. Change the value of Hue to get different colours. Once you are happy with the colour, press OK or Enter.


Keep duplicating the layers, resize and rotate them as you wish and fill the page.




 Make a large flower and go to Filter--Blur--Gaussian Blur --Radius 8.5 .This layer should be placed below all others.





Now, take a soft brush and set the foreground colour to white. Click at the places you want to add some shine.


Set the mode to Overlay and opacity 76% 


This is the final result. 

I uploaded this image in Dreamstime and someone bought it recently. :) Click on the image to view details..and you can buy it from there...!!

Floral Fractal Background
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Wednesday, 15 April 2015

Light Streaks Wallpaper Tutorial in Photoshop

We are going to make a light streaks desktop wallpaper in Photoshop.

Light Streaks Desktop Wallpaper
Light Streaks Desktop Wallpaper
1. For making this wallpaper you will need Photoshop, any version would do, CS3 or higher. First, launch Photoshop and create a new document. 

File--New or Ctrl+N

The dimensions should be 1920x1080 px, this gives an HD output. 75 ppi resolution is enough and choose RGB color mode.


2. Now select the Gradient tool (G) and choose a black and white gradient and both colors must have 100% opacity. Use shift while dragging the gradient tool. Make a linear gradient like the picture below. Double click on the background layer to unlock it.


3. Now, go to Filter--Distort--Wave


4. Select the settings as shown in the picture below.
No. of Generations: 10, Type: Square


You should get something like this.


5. Double click on the layer you just created and choose Gradient Overlay from the Layer Styles. Click on the small arrow next to Presets and select Spectrum. Choose the first one.


6. Change the Blend Mode to Linear Burn, Opacity: 65, Style: Reflected, Angle: 0 and click OK.


7. Create a new layer and repeat steps 2, 3 & 4 and change the blending mode of this layer to Soft Light. This will add some shine to our light streaks.


8. Now, create a new layer. Select the Rectangular Marquee Tool (M) and draw a small rectangle and fill it with black color. Keep the rectangle selected and go to Edit--Define Brush Preset. A new brush will be created. Now you can delete the layer containing the rectangle.


9. Select the brush you just created and go to 
Window--Brushes (F5)
Brush Tip Shape--Spacing: 160%


Shape Dynamics--Size Jitter: 100%, Angle Jitter: 16%, Roundness Jitter: 67%, Minimum Roundness: 38%


Scattering--Scatter: 596%, Count: 1



Resize your brush using ( [ ) & ( ] ) and click in your wallpaper to add tiny rectangles like I did.


10. Use a good font (Arial and size:200pt) to write your name or a quote and set the blending mode to Overlay. Now, double click on the text layer to access Layer Styles. Select Outer Glow--Blend Mode--Linear Light, Opacity: 75%, Color: ccffff, Spread: 8, Size: 7 and click OK.


Your Light Streaks Desktop HD Wallpaper is ready. :) 


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Wednesday, 25 March 2015

Quote of the day #7


quote of the day 7

True friends don't judge each other.
They judge other people...
Together!

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Wednesday, 4 March 2015

Holi wallpaper



Enjoy the festival of Colours

Happy Holi !!

Thursday, 8 January 2015

Who will Bell the Cat? (backgrounds)


Dining area of the restaurant



Kitchen


Inside mouse hole


Muffin Palace - the Restaurant


Muffin Palace at night