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| Create a new document with a white background, and 1000pixel height / 500 pixel width.
Make a new layer with a white background. Go to Filter > Reander > Clouds, and then Filter > Render > Difference Clouds. Press "CTrl + F" several times to reapply the filter to get something like below. |
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| Press Ctrl + I to invert colors. Raise the contrast and lower the brightness, by going to Image > Adjustments > Brightness/Contrast. |
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| Pick the eraser tool, a size of around 150, and 0% hardness, Erase around the layer, as shown below. |
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| Now go to Filter > Distort > Polar Coordinates, and check "Polar to Rectangle". |
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| Flip the layer vertically ( Edit > Transform > Flip Vertical) . Go to Image > Adjustments > Hue/Saturation and check "colorize". Set the Values to something like Hue: 35, Saturation 95. Turn your background to black to show the effect off better. |
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| Duplicate the fire layer and give it a gradient overlay (layer > layer stylre > gradient overlay). You can adjust the gradient, by clicking on the gradient sample (circled in red), and then changing it in the gradient editor. |
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| Merge a blank new layer with the upper most fire layer, to get ride of the effect. |
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| Reduce the opacity of the layer to around 50%, and then you've finished! |
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