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Photoshop F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 26 6:58 am)
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hard to say how you'd go about it exactly, something like that is more stumbled upon. I'd start by selecting 2 colors (fore and back) and rendering clouds (filters>render>clouds) then proceeding with other filters to distort it further. brightness/contrast etc can also be useful. I'm not certain if there's a "recipe" for creating that exact effect, but with experimentation you may be able to approximate it, or create something you like as much or more. hope that helps.
I might have something similar - I'm sure you can get the rest with additional filters or selection.
Filter > Render > Clouds
Filter > Pixelate > Crystalize (about 45)
Filter > Stylize > Glowing Edges (width = 3, brightness = 7, smoothness = 8)
Filter > Distort > Ocean Ripple (size = 1, magnitude = 3)
Image > Adjust > Levels (enough to bring up some highlights and midtones)
Select > Color range (pick the black as your background color, add the darkest strands, and raise up the Fuzziness to about 75)
Filter > Blur > Gaussian (radius = 2.0 pixels)
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