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Keywords: Abstract Flame Render Signature
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The orginal tutorial was used to combine to one large flame, but this is a bit different. the original tutorial can be found here http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/17049251/

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[*]Create a 450x150 layer, fill it with black
[*]Create a transparent layer, set it to screen mode.
[*]Go to Filters->Render->Nature->Flame. Go into edit and choose a good abstractish looking flame. make sure its big.
[*]Go to the Camera tab, and set the Zoom, X, and Y to your desire. Click ok
[*]Repeat step 2-4 2 more times, using different flames and Zoom, X, and Y values.
[*]Create a new layer and set it to overlay. Fill it with what ever color you want. I chose light blue

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Sorry if copying another person's tutorial is against the rules. But i find this a very easy way to make Abstract Signatures and people tend to forget about the Flame filter other than making brushes :3



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Simple yet useful. =)


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Good tutorial. I really like the flame plugin. But I do disagree that people have forgotten about it except for making brushes. From what I've seen on the web, most use it for beautiful wallpapers. Brushes were only a side result.


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THen i look at the wrong places then xD


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heres a 5 min example :D

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Simple but good. :h:

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I used this filter ages ago and I couldn't find how to do it again. >_>

Nice tutorial, I just used it to find out how to use the flame filter. Here's my outcome anyway:
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here is a wallpaper i made. I used transform to make it symetrical. also if you use gradient mapping instead of colorize it gives it a cleaner look
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