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Published: 2010-06-09 04:12:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 18671; Favourites: 714; Downloads: 571
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After some kind of unreliable consideration, I decided that outta all the projects I'm progressing at, I'll finish this tutorial, which has been stuck in my laptop for ages, first.It's just a really simple way to do lightnings. There's other tutorials out there which requires more paintbrushing so you might as well take a look at them too once you feel the need of getting away from Photoshop's convenience.
I just hope this tutorial can be useful for anyone. :3
Tutorial and character, Tsu, belongs.to.me.
Meet my other tutorials there [link]
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Just going to say, I've seen yellow, blue, green, red, purple and various other shades as 'heat lightning' or 'dry lightning' here in Alberta. Storm lightning usually only occurs in blue/purple, but heat lightning is much more varied in colours and creates a gorgeous light show.
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That sounds super radical. I wish to experience one.
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It's common here in the summer because we're a mountain/plain region and it gets SO HOT. Then we become the coldest pace on the planet in the winter..Haha. If yuo can find a more mountainous region that gets hot as hell(Around +30-45 Celcius) you'll probably see heat lightning a few nights in a row while the air tries to cool off.
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This really helped me on my thunderclouds. :3
It really helped me out when making this. [link]
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Is this for photoshop only?
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No idea. As long as your program supports outer glow I guess.
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Oh. well i don't know if it does. Because I use Paint.NET
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You know, making lightning like this is so basic... that I wouldn't even have thought to use it like this before. XD
Thanks for sharing this easy way to do some great looking lightning! Great job, mate!
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I try to tackle as basic effects as possible
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Electricity is awesome as long as you don't get electrified.
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Fabulous tutorial! I used it to make this: [link]
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That is working well
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Thank you so much for making this tutorial. It was very helpful! I could never get lightning to look right XD Thanks!
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It's all about practice ^^
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lol i used this technique myself and thought i discovered something new XD
although i do it a little diffrent
like this lol
[link]
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It looks very nice! I see usage of fractal brushes there and the electricity flow looks more organic, maybe you used some Photoshop distort filter?
Everything blends with the pic very well, I like it
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i love simple techniques like that it's fast to make and looks great
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thanks u very much for the tutorial!
It was very helpfull!
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I've been looking for a tutorial like this for ages. Thanks a bunch.
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good timing for me. since my character use electricity power and stuff
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Wow,
amazing technique,
thanks for making the tutorial!
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Very nice and informative...I'm new at photoshop and this is very helpful..thanks!
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