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Luminescent Lines
June 17, 2008Here we will create some thin flowing lines that look as if they emit light. This technique is fairly simple and is a great way to create an abstract wallpaper or looks good integrated into another image. This tutorial will mainly explore the brush engine and you will also learn how to create custom brushes and use them effectively, combined with some interesting layer styles.
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Final Image
This tutorial will show you how to create an image similar to this:
Step 1
Start by creating a new document, here I used 1024×768px and 72dpi. Using the paint bucket tool (G) fill the background layer with black, alternatively you could use a dark gradient instead. Click the brush tool (B) then change the settings of this brush to a 1px round, white brush with 0% hardness. Create a new layer then select the pen tool (P) and in the main toolbar make sure paths is selected, now start slightly outwith the canvas on the left then using about four points draw a curve with a similar shape to the one below. Right click anywhere inside the document then select stroke path, make sure simulate pressure is checked then hit OK. Lastly hit the Esc key twice to get rid of the path.
Step 2
Now hold Ctrl and click on the layer with this curve in it, in the layers panel, this should make a selection around the line. Next go edit>define brush preset and save that curve as a brush. You can now hide this layer by clicking the eye next to it in the layers panel. Select the brush tool again then bring up the brush settings by going window>brushes. Choose the brush that you just made then use the same settings as below.
Step 3
Create a new layer to hold our lines. Okay we now want to use this brush to create the lines in the picture so first drag from the left of the canvas to the right until you end up with something that resembles the image below. Not that each line is slightly different, this is because in settings we made it change angle and roundness.
Step 4
Now we will make the lines glow so right click on this layer in the layers panel then select blending options. Use the settings shown below for a drop shadow and an outer glow. Note that although we used a drop shadow we are still using it to create a glowing effect this is because we changed the blend mode of this effect from multiply to normal.
Step 5
Right click this layer then select duplicate layer to make an exact copy. Now go into the blending options for this layer and the only thing we want to change is the gradient to the the other rainbow one because you will notice there are two different rainbow gradients, one has transparent edges and one doesn’t.
Step 6
Optionally now you can blend out some of the ends of these lines by either using the erasor tool on both layers or a better way to do it would be to put both these layers in a new group then create a layer mask a paint it out some parts. If your happy with your image then skip on over to the next step.
Step 7
Here I added some beads on the line, this can be done using the same technique from step 3 to step 5 except use a small 2px or 3px round brush instead of the brush that you made yourself.
Step 8
Now create a new layer and select a large soft brush then change the foreground color to a bright color and brush some random shapes. Repeat this with a few diifferent colors to end up with an effect like this.
Step 9
Next go filter>blur>gaussian blur and use a value of around 100px then change the blend mode of this layer to color. I’ll let you decide what opacity this layer should be but I used about 50%.
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June 18th, 2008
Adhiraj:
Marvellous man….I’m looking forward to more mind blowing tutorials from you.
June 18th, 2008
Murali:
Verry Buatiful please send my mail any tricks in photoshop
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June 19th, 2008
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June 19th, 2008
Rick:
i cant seem to be able to do the lines without one going off somewere is there any tutorials fot this or can you help thanks in advance :)
June 19th, 2008
Ross:
@Rick
I’ve tested this tutorial a few times and I’ve not had this problem, what is probably happened is your default settings for the brush engine are set differently to mine and since I’ve only gone over the settings that I had to change you might have to alter some extra settings like spacing etc.
I know the preview in the brush panel in step 2 is quite faint but if you could try and match it to that you might get a better result. I will say that the result I achieved was just through trial and error as the brush settings can vary immensely depending on the size of brush you are using so I would suggest you just try playing about with settings like scatter until you get something similar. If you do this you will also gain a greater knowledge in what each setting does. I often devote a lot of my Photoshopping time just to experimenting with settings in the likes of the brush engine, blending options etc. in order to gain a better understanding of what each setting does. Doing this is an easy way to get slightly better in Photoshop as a lot of tutorials will just tell you what settings to use.
June 20th, 2008
Pim:
I had a problem in step 2. I just couldn’t >define brush preset<. What I just did, is convert the layer of the curve into a smart object. Now you’re be able to difine a brush preset. :-)
June 20th, 2008
Pim:
Finally got the brush… But I’m not be able to make the nice lines in step 3. I just used the settings of step 2, but I can’t make the lines without going off somewhere. Maybe you have to look to your tutorial again… ;-)
June 20th, 2008
Omer:
Fantastic…Mind Blowing…Outstanding Man!!!
June 21st, 2008
web design company:
Easy photoshop trick with a cool effect
June 21st, 2008
Em:
I have no idea what’s wrong, but I just can’t get to step 2. Even if I convert to smart object.
I started my line in the lower left, and the line is bolder in the upper right.
June 21st, 2008
Ross:
@Em
If the only problem you have is that the line gets bolder then you should be able to fix this by going window>brushes then make sure none of the boxes on the left are checked. This was probably since our defaults are set differently and you’ll learn to spot small problems like that as you use Photoshop more. If its still not working then leave me a more descriptive comment and I’ll try and work it out.
June 22nd, 2008
Em:
Okay. That helped my line be skinny on both sides.
I can’t seem to do the Edit>Define Brush Preset… after making my curve /:
Also, I’m on a Mac, so holding Control and left clicking translates to a right click. I’m assuming when you’re talking about making a selection of the line, it’s the same as right clicking the thumbnail of the curve in the Layers Panel and selecting Select Pixels?
And thanks for getting back to me so quickly on the last comment.
June 22nd, 2008
Alan Alph:
Nice work on this tutorial. I’m a pro in graphics, but I was tempted by the technique of making a selection into a brush, so I gave this a try. As others, I had a problem in defining the shape as a brush. Something rang a bell for me, and by deleting the saved shape from Paths, it allowed me. I would think that was the problem for the previous commenter, and should be included in the tutorial. Beyond that, terrific work, it’s a good day when you learn something new. Thanks!
June 22nd, 2008
Em:
Ah. I got it. I had to press delete a few times to get rid of the path before I could Define Brush Preset.
June 22nd, 2008
jd:
I’ve been playing with this tutorial for a while now but when I add the rainbow gradients it never turns out the way yours shows. The gradients are powerfully abrasive, unlike the lovely red mixtures you are getting out of your lines. Curious as the a possible reason why if any have it. And to clear it up I’ve made sure that the settings used in the tutorials are the settings I’m using in my attempts at this tutorial.
June 22nd, 2008
Ross:
Thanks for pointing that out Alan, the problem was that Photoshop for some reason doesn’t let you define a brush while there is a path active, I’ve updated the tutorial now and the easiest way is just to hit Esc twice and this removes the path.
@jd
I’m really not too sure why this is happening, If your document size, your brush size and the length of the path are similar to mine then it should work fine. If you can’t get it working then the best idea is to choose the settings of your layer styles yourself and try and match them to the pictures as you would have to this anyway if you were using the technique on one of your own projects where the likes of the brush size was different.
June 22nd, 2008
nitos:
When its going to be the new tutorials? :P
June 22nd, 2008
Ross:
@nitos
I’ve just finished writing three so they will probably all go up at the same time, Once I get used to the site I hope to be a lot more consistent in posting tutorials. You can check out the ones that are coming up in the gallery.
June 24th, 2008
tobz:
In regards to step 2, in CS3 MAC, you need to make the stroke in black in order to define the brush preset. Then you can change the colour to white afterwards.
June 24th, 2008
Ashley:
After a bit of fiddlin, I got it done. I used CS3. Only problem I had was with the brush. After creating the brush and trying to draw the lines, I could only draw 1 line, that would kind of appear more the more i used the brush.. prob me being stoopid!.. I closed the work I had done, created a completely new project, black background, used the brush that had been saved and the lines came out ok. Great tutorial.. thanks Ross. :)
June 24th, 2008
Jallen:
ok im having trouble ctrl clicking the layer to get the line selected, as said in step 2. I use CS2, so idk if thats the reason or not. when i make the brush, it just selects the whole 1024×768 doc as the brush.
June 24th, 2008
Jallen:
never mind tobz answered it
June 25th, 2008
MasterMind:
Hey, I am a little new at this. Or at least it has been a while since I last used Photoshop. I am using Photoshop CS2 And I have no idea why I am not getting anywhere with it.
I try to follow your steps I end up not getting any thing done. The only thing I get is some strange double half circle.
Some better steps might help.
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June 26th, 2008
Dave C.:
Ok, I’ve tried every single tip in the comments, but I can’t Define a brush preset to save my life. No matter what I do, the option is not available to me. I am also using CS3.
June 26th, 2008
Dave C.:
I figured it out. I was trying to do this tutorial at a larger size. The path/stroke I was using was apparently too large to create a brush with.
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June 28th, 2008
Roosevelt:
Hai !
This tutorial is very good, I want some more like this type of tutorials to my mail ID
Bye Bye
June 28th, 2008
Darren K.:
I can define the brush preset but the scatter and shape dynamics dont go into effect, i just get a single line. Help :/
June 28th, 2008
Darren K.:
nvm i got it. when i did the stroke path, it saved it as a pencil><
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Tom Ross:
Fantastic tutorial! I’ll def be using this one.
June 30th, 2008
Pedro:
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July 2nd, 2008
Eric:
This is an awesome tutorial! Just made a giant resolution wallpaper with it. Thanks for sharing!
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July 2nd, 2008
Anounymous:
I need help because when I try to Stroke Path on number 1, it’s grayed out and I can’t. Any suggestions? PLEASE help because this tutorial looks really awesome…
July 2nd, 2008
Anounymous:
Nevermind…. I figured it out! :)
July 2nd, 2008
Thomas:
Great tutorial, thanks
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July 5th, 2008
MAX:
it’s a nice tutorial!!!Thanks
July 8th, 2008
Jeremy:
For some reason, whenever I try the first sentence in step 2, I get this: http://www.utechnet.com/line.jpg
The steps make it difficult to understand since you have to click the item in PATHS not in LAYERS. Trying to turn this into a nice wallpaper, but I can’t get past this.
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July 8th, 2008
Mat:
Very nice tutorial. Bit of a random question, but what theme are you running on your computer?
Is it WindowsBlinds or Windows DLL?
July 10th, 2008
Ross:
@Jeremy
What you’ve done is gone into the paths panel rather than the layers panel, maybe because I mentioned paths in the previous step. So just stay in the layer panel by either clicking on the layers tab, two along from paths in the sidebar or just go window>layers or even hit F7 that should do it.
@Mat
Yeah very observant it is indeed WindowsBlinds with a skin called ‘Black’, I like it better than the Vista theme and kind of looks like a mix between Vista and Mac OSX.
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July 16th, 2008
Jayjay402:
Awesome tut dud,e thanx v much! =]
July 16th, 2008
Polski:
I followed your tut,but my picture looks grainy,kinda weird…What am i doing wrong?
July 18th, 2008
Charles:
Hello Ross, I ran across your tutorial and upon trying to imitate it I got this effect when trying to use my newly created brush
If you could can you tell me where I went wrong? Also I’m using Windows XP and Adobe CS3.
July 21st, 2008
Pooja:
I really like this tutorial………very gud
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July 26th, 2008
André:
Thx for the tutorial, nice technique…
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July 27th, 2008
Ross:
Thanks for all the feedback guys:)
July 28th, 2008
Kasumi:
>>
How can I fix it?
July 28th, 2008
Fruct:
Ne za chto :)
Urok Klaas!
Hi from Russia! :))
August 3rd, 2008
mixVicioms:
Very nice!!
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August 26th, 2008
tato:
Thank you so much!
I’ve learnt so much by this tutorial!
August 27th, 2008
Keenan:
Lovely tutorial, I had a blast following your steps being new to things like this I did come across some troubles but manage to sort everything out, the only issue I had was at the end the out-glow of the colours didn’t dissapear when lowing the opacity so I set mine to Hue made it 61% opacity and then did another Gaussain blur at about 20% and got your effect :).
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Laura:
I’ve Been Having Trouble With The First Step for Some Reason, whenever I select Stroke Path, all that comes up are four dots, where my four point are, ive tried different settings and im not quite sure why this happens, any ideas? Thanks :)
August 30th, 2008
captonjohn:
I got the whole idea !
While defining smooth brush stroke from a pen tool stroke
First make a pen tool stroke then right click on that stroke & select stroke path. Then select BRUSH from drop down menu & check on Simulate Pressure. If you didn’t get smooth brush as you desired then go to brush menu & then check “Other Dynamics” are on.
You’ll get that smooth brush stroke.
Then delete path of that path layer
The problem in defining brush is due to its larger size because you can’t make brush larger then 2500 pixels so please keep your document size less than 2500 pixel.
Now you can use define brush preset.
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September 4th, 2008
Juliana:
Exceleeeeente!!!
September 6th, 2008
Daniel:
Ross, every time I get the lines out and I do the options, I see no glow, just the outer edges of the black canvas glow. Any help?
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September 11th, 2008
Piwko:
GREAT tutorial!!! THX
September 12th, 2008
Alasdair:
Really good effect, even with my little blonde problems, and alot of “oh yeah i get it”
September 15th, 2008
Royy:
I just cant get it :( cant you make a video its really kinda hard when my photoshop is in spanish
September 17th, 2008
Ksenia:
Help me! I can’t get a proper curve when I use the pen tool, all it is a really extreme curve from the center with two more dots attached to it. Are you sure you’re not using the freeform pen tool?!
September 17th, 2008
Ksenia:
nvm, sorry! Im a noob!
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September 19th, 2008
Pexer:
Realy nice tutorial i realy liked reading it and doing it realy easy
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September 20th, 2008
Brandon:
When I try to do step one, I’m at the pen stage. I’m clicked on Paths on the layers menu to the right.
I made 4 points and I try to make a curve but every time it fills with the color white.
Any explanation?
September 20th, 2008
Ross:
Yeah Brandon a few people have had that problem, what’s happening is that your pen tool is creating a shape rather than a path, I mentioned in step one to make sure that, in the main toolbar, paths is selected. If you still don’t know what I mean then after you select the pen tool there should be three buttons in the left side of the main toolbar, just press the middle one and that should be you.
September 21st, 2008
Charles:
I keep having issues where a white block will surround my lines as I’m trying to create multiple lines overlapping. Do you know how I might be able to bypass this problem?
September 24th, 2008
Laura:
Thanks For The Tutorial, I Managed To Fix My Problem :)
Awesome Tutorial
Thanks
x
September 26th, 2008
Pete:
Great tutorial! thanks for sharing this effect. It looks really awesome!
September 27th, 2008
momo:
hello there
nice tutorial
seems easy to follow. I have no problem following your tut. up until step 3, making the brush and scatter it. However at step 4 i follow exactly the blending option but couldn’t get the box in the preview to have the glowing rainbow colour. my preview just show a grey box. i dunnot if it’s a problem because I couldnt get the end result.
am i suppose to get the result in step 6 after completing step 5 before doing the eraser tool or masking thing? because i did the blending using eraser but couldnt get the soft glowy fiery lines like yours.
so mine turn out just some hard lines with glowing beads..
can u tell me where should i correct?
Thank you so much for this tut.
September 28th, 2008
nitin:
hi i m nitin plz more effcts sned my e-mail id plz sir & mam
Verry Buatiful any tricks in photoshop
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September 29th, 2008
Oxid:
awesome tutorial man, the result is very extravagant. it was easy to follow, although i had a couple of problems with define brush preset, i think there is a couple of bug in Ps when is this function enabled and when not.
i worked with a large canvas (2880×1800) and i could not get Ps to make a brush from my one pixel sized line. then somehow i succeeded with a line size 10 px, but don’t know how.
anyway very great tut.
thank you!
October 2nd, 2008
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Luminescent Lines Tutorial…
This tutorial will mainly explore the brush engine and you will also learn how to create custom brushes and use them effectively, combined with some interesting layer styles.
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October 8th, 2008
shyboy:
Thanks to this very good tutorial!
October 11th, 2008
Anna:
When I make a brush preset, it takes the background to, so I have a square brush with the curve in the middle.. :(
October 18th, 2008
Jay:
I have the same problem as Anna =( Please help Ross, I have tried this tutorial more than 20 times already and I haven’t been able to fix it =(
October 18th, 2008
Ross:
Anna and Jay,
To Isolate the the curve and only save that as a brush then you need to remember to Ctrl+click on the layer with the curve in it before you define the brush preset and also make sure your curve is on a different layer from your background. Hope that helps:)
October 18th, 2008
Anna:
What if its on a Mac? I’ve tried all kinds of combination and it doesn’t want to work…
October 22nd, 2008
jerome:
i am new to photoshop… i tried to follow your step but how can i proceed to step 2 if i cant even get the step 1… i really had a hard time making the stroke path.. i already tied the help of adobe but it still didnt work… when i tried to stroke path only the points have strokes and if i get rid of the srokes only the points are visible… please help me with this i reallylike to try your tutorial…
October 22nd, 2008
Mikail:
Hi, all works fine for me… !!! is great, thx…
October 27th, 2008
Aj:
Hey Ross
seems like a great tutorial and i love the finished product…which is why im attempting it…
Unfortunately i am stuck at step 3 i got my brush and everything worked out but when i drag it across nothing comes….nothing happens…..it appears in my history as a brush stroke but nothing comes….ive tried all my brushes and different colours …edited me hardness on other brushed and changed the flow but nothing seems to be able to get a brush stroke on the new layer created for brush strokes neither is it coming in the background…..i am fairly new to photoshop so i might be doing something stupid but i just cant locate my mistake.
your reply would be greatly appreciated
Aj
October 27th, 2008
Aj:
Ah rejoice perseverance pays off.
i reopened my photoshop and made a black background and then made a new layer and then used my new brush…….for some reason this isnt working on the same sheet on which i define the brush but if i make a new document it works fine ….finally on to step 4
Aj
October 28th, 2008
Rossella Sferlazzo:
I like it very much!
Thank you!
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October 31st, 2008
Aj:
Hey a lil tip for those not getting the desired effect in the last line…ie the funky colours not getting integrated properly with your abstract just change the blending mode to hue and ou should end up where you want to be without even changing the opacity
Aj
November 6th, 2008
Robert:
in step one, my line doesn’t fade out. the other steps works without a problem. the line just doesn’t fade :( I have read all the comments aswell but haven’t seen anything that can help me yet.
November 7th, 2008
Kal-el:
I’m also having the problem that when I clear the work path, all I have left is four dots. I checked and double-checked and I do have ‘Paths’ selected on my pen tool. :( I really wanted to use this on a background, but I just can’t even get past the first step.
November 7th, 2008
Kayla:
Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial Ross. I’ve been wanting to try this for some time. My result isn’t as good as yours but I was very satisfied with mine.
November 12th, 2008
leoxgiusti:
very nice and easy-to-follow tutorial. thanks ;-)
November 19th, 2008
4lfr3d0:
Thanks man, I don’t have much to say, because I speak spanish :-), tutorial is great.
Greetings from Cusco - Perú
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November 21st, 2008
Laurice:
Awesome tutorial! Thanks so much for sharing!
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November 25th, 2008
will-asdf:
thanks for the tut, but can you post a higher quality psd @ 1024 768.
Cheers
November 25th, 2008
Daniel Taylor:
Easy to use and makes an awesome wallpaper! Thank you!
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December 1st, 2008
Arec:
Everything goes smoothly until I use the brush, I get this :
http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee51/EternaIIy/Curve.jpg
Any clues as to why it is happening?
Thanks in advance.
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December 3rd, 2008
godfather74:
thanx
Fantastic tutorial!
December 5th, 2008
Sephers:
Finally figured it out, and the result is magnificent! Thanks Ross.
December 6th, 2008
leonardo miguel:
en verdad un tutorial, exelente
en verdad te felicito, bay
December 7th, 2008
Sephers:
Ross, one question. When you stroke the path, what do you select? Neither Brush or Pencil don’t produce the smooth curve you get.
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December 17th, 2008
Yong:
I’m sorry mate, I don’t get the sentence in step 2
“Now hold Ctrl and click on the layer with this curve in it, in the layers panel, this should make a selection around the line. ”
I’m very new in PS. please elaborate more with this.