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The next part will show you how to create the stars, so create a new layer. First of all make the foreground color white, select the Brush Tool, open the brushes panel (window > brushes) and then select a round brush. Enter the settings shown in image a) for “brush tip shape” and the settings in image b) for “Shape Dynamics” |
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| a) Brush Tip Shape Settings |
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Image a) below shows the settings for “Scattering”. A sample of the effect that the brush will produce, when dragging across, is shown in image b). |
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Drag the brush across the glowing part, and you should end up with something like in image below. Feel free the change the settings around to experiment with different results.
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| a) Click to enlarge |
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Now, we're going to change the settings to create some larger stars, sparsely packed together. Create a new layer and then adjust the settings to the ones shown below, for the “Brush Tip Shape” and “Shape Dynamics”. |
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No changes are needed for the “Scattering”. You should now have a sample, as shown in image b). |
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