The definitive guide to one of the most popular special effects in Photoshop! Follow along as we create a photorealistic dispersion effect from scratch.
And as a bonus, we include over 50 custom-made Photoshop brushes that you can use to make your own dispersion, particle, and splatter effects!
What a fun and informative tutorial! Great step-by-step instruction.
You always explain and do it extremely well …. thanks for all the great information
Such a fun effect! Thanks for being so detailed (and funny) . I think I will need to practice, practice , practice to get this to look as good as your work but I’m looking forward to giving it a go 🙂
Aaron, This tutorial is amazing. You are the best!
Great detail. You really do a super job taking us through all the steps to make a professional creation. I think the little details are the difference between good and great.
This tutorial was fun to watch I have a few ideas I can use this in and can’t wait to do it. I love how easy it was to follow and everything was explained in such detail.
Very creative and thanks for the new brushes
As usual I learn a lot from you and this time wasn’t an exception either. This project, at first looked a bit complicated but then after the first review of the lessons, all parts fall in in place and everything becomes very clear. Keep on presenting these new goodies. we love them. Charles Day
I was learning about Photoshop and came across your website out of the blue. I have read many tutorials, but none of the tutorials was detailed oriented like yours. Easy to pick up and follow. Such a saver of time. Thank your for your effort.
Thank you. Had tried a few of these before but they never looked quite right. Your final steps to add dimension, blur and noise were really helpful.
Brilliant tutorial. Mesmerising technique, which after watching, doesn’t look too difficult. I can’t wait to try it out. As always, Aaron explained everything so clearly. I hope we get some more of these types of tutorials.
amazing tutorial! super useful tips and tricks
More than ever I am convinced that if you want to do it right, you need to do it the Phlearn way. There’s a lot of work in this method but, oh boy, what a great result. Thank you Aaron.