Changing the blur amount or the rendered cloud detail changes the effect.
It can also be used on any original shape!
Hope this was useful,
-Rob A>
After making a couple of random coastlines over here I wanted to make some less random coastlines. More specifically, I wanted to create random coasts in GIMP (or photoshop) based on a rough sketch of a coast.
I recalled a few tutorials on making lightning using noise and difference layers and figured I'd apply the technique here.
So what follows is a graphical tutorial on making "not-so-random" coastlines...
Last edited by RobA; 04-27-2010 at 11:20 AM.
Changing the blur amount or the rendered cloud detail changes the effect.
It can also be used on any original shape!
Hope this was useful,
-Rob A>
Last edited by RobA; 04-27-2010 at 01:17 PM.
COOL!! That is a really neat trick. I had done the "difference cloud" lightning thing before, but never considered using it this way. Well done! You deserve some rep, and thankfully I was able to give you some.
Brilliant! I always wondered what one could use the difference blend for, now I know!
Ravs
Reppin' this! Thanks for this one. It's a simple but super-helpful lesson!