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Star Shining Effect

  • April 12, 2018
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Hi All

can anyone help me to create the effect like below.

Thanks

SajidAttar

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    Correct answer davescm

    Hi

    Start with a black background and on a new layer make a circle in the centre with a soft brush and then enlarge the brush, reduce the opacity slightly, and make a lighter soft circle

    Add a new layer and set brush symmetry to New Dual Axis

    Go to the paths panel and change the name of the path to Radial Symmetry 10

    On a new layer add a single stroke from the centre outwards. The brush symmetry will make that 10 radiating strokes. Note if you are not using a pen & tablet pressure to control the width and the opacity then go to the brush panel and set the Size and opacity controls to Fade.

    Repeat the above a few times on new layers , each time changing the path name to say Radial Symmetry 8, or Radial Symmetry 3 to vary the number of radial strokes (the number can be between 2 and 12)

    Finally you can adjust the opacity of the radial layers and transform rotate each to get the effect you want

    I hope that helps you

    Dave

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    April 13, 2018

    Thank you so much you all, this helped me a lot.

    davescm
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    davescmCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
    Community Expert
    April 12, 2018

    Hi

    Start with a black background and on a new layer make a circle in the centre with a soft brush and then enlarge the brush, reduce the opacity slightly, and make a lighter soft circle

    Add a new layer and set brush symmetry to New Dual Axis

    Go to the paths panel and change the name of the path to Radial Symmetry 10

    On a new layer add a single stroke from the centre outwards. The brush symmetry will make that 10 radiating strokes. Note if you are not using a pen & tablet pressure to control the width and the opacity then go to the brush panel and set the Size and opacity controls to Fade.

    Repeat the above a few times on new layers , each time changing the path name to say Radial Symmetry 8, or Radial Symmetry 3 to vary the number of radial strokes (the number can be between 2 and 12)

    Finally you can adjust the opacity of the radial layers and transform rotate each to get the effect you want

    I hope that helps you

    Dave

    @mj
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    Community Expert
    April 12, 2018

    This tutorial should help.

    Photoshop Tutorial :: Exploding Star - YouTube

    Good luck

    macpawel
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    April 12, 2018

    You can use brush to prepare similar effect.

    Just find brush (assorted Brushes, Natural brushes, legacy brushes folder) with radiuses and click once to prepare star - you can use it some times

    Then use  another circular brush to add glow effect

    pawel