Fire Classic fire effect - once again if you still don't know
how to do that. Start a new grayscale image. Use black background, white foreground. Make
sure to leave some space in the top for the flames. If you are using Photoshop 4.0 don't
forget to merge down the type layer by hitting Ctrl-E (or Cmd-E on Mac) |
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Rotate image 90 degrees CW Image/Rotate/90 CW Use Filter/Stylize/Wind... twice with settings Wind/Right. Use Filter/Stylize/Diffuse... with default settings. Image/Rotate/90 CCW |
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Fine, now Filter/Blur/Gaussian Blur with setting of 2.0 |
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Use Filter/Distort/Ripple with default settings |
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Now, Mode/Indexed Color Mode/Color Tables choose Black Body... If you are having problems with colors, this means you didn't start with a grayscale image. No big deal, just do Mode>Grayscale before changing to Indexed Color and applying color tables. |
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Burn baby, burn! |