Using PS liquefaction filters and brushes to make beautiful fluid art illustrations

The use of liquefied filters is not complicated, but it requires some skill to create. To be able to pull any part of the object into a similar form of mucus, and then adjust the arc with the Rotation tool, the local plus the trend brush, the effect is very artistic.

Final effect

1, first, with PS to open before the download of the Bird.png file. Or find a picture that you like, a picture of your friend, or a dog's big head photo.

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2, copy the layer and then hide the original layer, select the copied layer. Use the Magic Magic shift+ctrl+x to open the Liquefied filter panel, but you can also direct the Filter menu > liquefaction to open it. Select the Mirroring tool (M). Use a large brush, click and then drag the parrot's body, do this step, with the mouse to carry out a circular motion, experience his sense of control, to achieve the effect of the above figure is almost.

3, duplicate a layer, and then open the liquid panel. Now swap with a larger brush and use the mirroring tool to create some liquid effects. With the left-pushing tool, drag in the picture clockwise. You can also use the Mirror tool (O), try to use a small brush clockwise drag to see the effect.

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• ps Filter Tutorial