Pulsating Shockwaves

Not my best image, but it’s something. I created this image trying to experiment with other effects and layer blend modes. I also wanted to create a pink image, but didn’t really turn out too well. I hope that it is still worthy for the blog, but if not oh well. Here I give to you, Pulsating Shockwaves.


Glass Vignette was used here again as well as Kaboom, Radial Extruder, and Dents. Several new effects and honestly, I was just experimenting with new effects here to possibly use later on, which is why it isn’t the best. That is how most of my first images were, experimenting to see what looked good. Hopefully this post was good for you and I’ll see you here with a new image soon.

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