Create a flame wall (Gradient is handled Pro and EX only)
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You can do this easily!
The sample prepared is a new canvas (illustration) of the expression color "color" of 800x600px
then, let's begin
Create a "black to white gradient layer" with sub tool gradient
I accidentally made the sample from black to transparent
It's okay if you leave paper (white)
next
Select "Gradient map" of the new color correction layer from the menu layer
Select “Sunset” from the sky in the gradient set.
Then, slightly adjust the gradation knob (as shown)
A gradient map layer is created on top of the gradient layer
next
Create a "new raster layer" between the gradient layer and the gradient map layer
Set the composition mode to "Overlay"
From the menu filter, select “Draw” and “Perlin Noise”
I set the scale to 50 to match the canvas
Please adjust the flame size by checking the preview
Done
later
Place a character or burn wood to create an atmosphere
I think it's good that it looks simple but it looks amazing
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