Photoshop free conversion tool to create a fractal Graph Tutorial-PS tutorial

Fragment is a phenomenon, image, or physical process with self-similar characteristics. Each component is similar to the overall feature, but only decreases. There are a lot of applications of fragment graphics in poster design and illustration fields, which often produce amazing results. Most people will use computing software to make these self-similar gradually reduced graphics, and our fractal is a phenomenon with self-similar characteristics, images or physical processes. Each component is similar to the overall feature, but only decreases. There are a lot of applications of fragment graphics in poster design and illustration fields, which often produce amazing results. Most people will use computing software to make these self-similar gradually reduced graphics, and this time we only use Photoshop to make this effect. The process will help you better understand the free transformation tool and the related applications of several shortcut keys. Let's take a look at the final effect:
Final Step 1:Create a blank document with a size of 1600x1200 pixels. The canvas is large enough to make creation more free, and it is convenient to use it as a wallpaper later. Use Ctrl R to open the ruler and set the unit to percentage. this is very important for subsequent steps. Create a vertical and a parallel reference line to cross the center of the screen. Next, use the gradient tool and select a radial gradient (color gradient from #095261 to #000000) to draw a uniform gradient effect on the canvas. then you should get a document as shown in.

Second release:
Now you need to draw the only graph in this tutorial-the circle. everything starts from this circle. Select the elliptical tool and press SHIFT to draw a perfect circle. you can also press ALT to draw a circle from the center. The circle has a radius of about 83 pixels and takes the center of the canvas as a dot. Next, create a new group on the layer panel, name it "Fractal", and move the circle layer you just made to it.