Step 1:
Create a new file in Photoshop (File>New) with any size that you want, make sure it is a perfect square. If you want to make it a wallpaper

or something like that, then make it 1024×1024 and then cut it up. Make sure your background is white.

Step 2:
Select the gradient tool from the toolbox (or press g). Make sure it is a linear gradient, the gradient picker is set to Foreground to

Background. and the blend mode is set to Difference. Press D on the keyboard to reset the pallette colours to black foreground and white

background.

Step 3:
Go wild. Keep drawing gradients on the image about 20 to 30 times..

Step 4:
Duplicate your layer by going to Layer>New>Layer via copy or by pressing Ctrl+J. Rename the newly created layer “wave”.

Step 5:
Click and select the original layer (not warp) and go to Filter>Distort>Twirl. Give it a twirl of about 340 or so.

Step 6:
The Click and select the “wave” layer and go to Filter>Distort>Wave and use the settings given below. You can try your own but these worked for me. Click Randomise a few times till you find it desirable. then click ok.

Step 7:
Set the blend mode in the layers pallette for the ‘wave’ layer to “lighten” and then merge the two layers together by Pressing Ctrl+E or by

going to layers>Merge down.

Step 8:
Duplicate the layer and go to Edit>Transform>Flip Horizontal. Change the blending mode of the new layer to Lighten.

Step 9:
Then hit ctrl+U or Image>Adjustments>Hue/Saturation to bring up the hue/saturation box. Select colourise and then play around with the colour

settings. I used:
Hue: 0
Saturation: 25
Lightness: 0

Step 10:
Now select the other layer and go to the Hue saturation menu again.
Select colourise and change the settings again. I used:
Hue: 220
saturation: 25
Lightness: 0

Step 11:
Merge the two layers together by pressing Ctrl+E and that’s it. The end result is totally random but here’s mine:

Step 1: Open any Previous image (Probably with mild colours e.g. Scenery, Grass etc)
Step 2: Filter –> Stylize –> Wind (Wind, From the Right/Left)
Step 3: Press Ctrl+F to repeat… Press again if you want

Step 4: Filter –> Distort –> Polar Coordinates (Rectangular to Polar)
Step 5: Filter –> Stylize –> Wind (Wind, From the Left/Right)
Step 6: Press Ctrl+F to repeat… Press again if you want
Step 7: Filter –> Distort –> Polar Coordinates (Rectangular to Polar)
Step 8: Filter –> Stylize –> Wind (Wind, From the Right/Left)
Step 9: Press Ctrl+F to repeat… Press again if you want

Step 10: Filter –> Distort –> Polar Coordinates (Polar to Rectangular)
Step 11: Press Ctrl+F (Once only!)
Now you should have a nice image…
Press Ctrl+U to open up “Hue/Saturation” and change the hue to get nice effects.
You can also press Ctrl+I to invert the image to get more effects.

Also experiment with the number of times you do the polar Coordinates to three or more,
But remember to restore the image by using the same filter but in reverse i.e. Polar to Rectangular the exact same number of times you did the first.

Step 1:

Create a new document of size 400*200 pix.

Press ‘d’ to reset the colour.

Step 2:

Now select filter>render>difference Cloud

Step 3:

Now select filter>Brush Stroke>Ink Outlines

Step 4:

Now select filter>Blur>Blur more

u get this add some Hue/saturation to it to so this go to
Image>Adjust>Hue/Saturation

Step 5:
You can use it for your signature.