This tutorial has very easy and simple steps to create this wonderful effect. Only step that is Warp transformation needs some practice.
![[final.jpg]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgKXJigT6feeTn0W8_cPTV6TIYHIcFQsTH5AsNfFQbMn9qysb4I4mTJ-KY4INvvi7OHW4kwr3-J-vNQfXRxvDw1jhbNsactw06Ik_kjo31yH5exYfW9v_NF_Z4KW9mOV4m-ezrGULvUSngJ/s1600/final.jpg)
1. Create a new file with dimensions 500*500pixels.
2. Create a new layer. Press d to sett default foreground and background color. Go to Filter->Render->Clouds.
![[clouds.jpg]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhyLEvEmPJw8UsboAsG3qmP8NQs8ydS96eUKzV-JEG0Kh76PwD5VJy2iqxZgbL9wOTF4qAdZXOMWCwtzjydxbfK596-TwwRR8zoWWY6YQWPCyHdwiFCpO41YYYXISvZ3dvgDfDDFbYoYXgl/s1600/clouds.jpg)
3. Go to Filter->Blur->Gaussian blur. Set the radius to 6pixels. Then go to Filter->Blur->Motion blur. Set the angle to 90degree and distance to 80pixels. Next go to Image->Image size and set the following settings:
![[imagesize.jpg]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjhhskMV855zLCMxlPmE-GJMStkMz0awWrWHBizbNC5J_xotcmV0VLEuWwCr1ZqGjqMvyWia26gV8BvR3cz3WnrVzMIt0IxHwQrcj45CigZyAz9kSV4WZYniSyxI10srdUbZSZYOhIBb3iu/s1600/imagesize.jpg)
4. Go to Filter->Artistic->Plastic wrap and apply following settings:
![[plasticwrap.jpg]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhdgYu9h1BKCxEOvHJMWvA-HaCkcavblYF3Sz2IChBE2VU8ghchviu8hCHDdY-snd-1D5LQNtZ8492Khj-UzofeGslrnYmSW9tqufOo_z4CdNn31ks-OPmW10k1CtRLN-SjJpW0BM-LM1QU/s1600/plasticwrap.jpg)
Go to Filter->Sketch->Chrome and apply following settings:
![[chrome.jpg]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgXORXut-4hjk7UpqNyp3wxZ9vFJzhl8GxkBncR-_H4BwPiG6mTd07vbZ_4cmXiw5VYmQYjaJK4TvoVI-jqqOFJ8wVOn0l9xeKqnGsCeQD7hqD-JIuH78b8QPe18oyQjQ6PEE0kAOl7BIyo/s1600/chrome.jpg)
5. Then go to Edit->Fade chrome and set blending mode to Hard light.
![[fade.jpg]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgQvPB4h9GvwdjzLwmcTgFAJR-lGzQxpVY08iVM7byiedBBheOlxAtwQ8W-cKpimUBdw1TR9w_EGzIPbgZneTrBN4LRbhNzNur1z2sbbXmvDDhRZ7WLaNpZfvMRH5svAetKAWjTBay6csPx/s1600/fade.jpg)
6. Go to Image->Image size and apply following settings:
![[imagesize2.jpg]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiOfv80rz4IcAVNRMQDaF7Zf_mDWVIkgEYOUcmWV2Un9CQ9mVBfMEBxkztpLcEpl8vnGjoISLw8QTCEIWJY2NIO9hajba1RLA6nSBKB81IEO_rbrEx536Pyt8t_i9vdwjzhhvhgJqx0NaHz/s1600/imagesize2.jpg)
7. Now go to Edit->Transform->Warp. Move the anchors so that it is shaped as running water. See the following image to get an idea:
![[warp.jpg]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg2WQIcJiYH_CbfgJ3e-VqQ3tnWuxKfbBFNSBki4SeCpAAoWfY5kBIecSAbccaeFXZ7ncBhii78lDzxK3VYbFIQBGFvEZj5_k1rUuHOP0Ehy_RN1WSrAwA5hxNOMcrhvowj57igGR6CJPgM/s1600/warp.jpg)
Add some background color or gradient(It's better to use blue shade so that the effect looks realistic) and change the running water layer's blending mode to Hard light.
![[water.jpg]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg4cCTb7RNNPWl1wGM_cBs2EaY1AMhc18w1r6z2UB-VvbpM49M3o8m0rIjO3GRymj5V5f7XZJ_3vkH0g1_hhAHIfHwGVBy2WZGMGE07LW2HBHiDD3CUZyOvexi6UU10REveS2Y_nhdW_89Z/s1600/water.jpg)
I have resized the water layer and used it with a tap.
![[final.jpg]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgKXJigT6feeTn0W8_cPTV6TIYHIcFQsTH5AsNfFQbMn9qysb4I4mTJ-KY4INvvi7OHW4kwr3-J-vNQfXRxvDw1jhbNsactw06Ik_kjo31yH5exYfW9v_NF_Z4KW9mOV4m-ezrGULvUSngJ/s1600/final.jpg)
![[final.jpg]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgKXJigT6feeTn0W8_cPTV6TIYHIcFQsTH5AsNfFQbMn9qysb4I4mTJ-KY4INvvi7OHW4kwr3-J-vNQfXRxvDw1jhbNsactw06Ik_kjo31yH5exYfW9v_NF_Z4KW9mOV4m-ezrGULvUSngJ/s1600/final.jpg)
1. Create a new file with dimensions 500*500pixels.
2. Create a new layer. Press d to sett default foreground and background color. Go to Filter->Render->Clouds.
![[clouds.jpg]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhyLEvEmPJw8UsboAsG3qmP8NQs8ydS96eUKzV-JEG0Kh76PwD5VJy2iqxZgbL9wOTF4qAdZXOMWCwtzjydxbfK596-TwwRR8zoWWY6YQWPCyHdwiFCpO41YYYXISvZ3dvgDfDDFbYoYXgl/s1600/clouds.jpg)
3. Go to Filter->Blur->Gaussian blur. Set the radius to 6pixels. Then go to Filter->Blur->Motion blur. Set the angle to 90degree and distance to 80pixels. Next go to Image->Image size and set the following settings:
![[imagesize.jpg]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjhhskMV855zLCMxlPmE-GJMStkMz0awWrWHBizbNC5J_xotcmV0VLEuWwCr1ZqGjqMvyWia26gV8BvR3cz3WnrVzMIt0IxHwQrcj45CigZyAz9kSV4WZYniSyxI10srdUbZSZYOhIBb3iu/s1600/imagesize.jpg)
4. Go to Filter->Artistic->Plastic wrap and apply following settings:
![[plasticwrap.jpg]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhdgYu9h1BKCxEOvHJMWvA-HaCkcavblYF3Sz2IChBE2VU8ghchviu8hCHDdY-snd-1D5LQNtZ8492Khj-UzofeGslrnYmSW9tqufOo_z4CdNn31ks-OPmW10k1CtRLN-SjJpW0BM-LM1QU/s1600/plasticwrap.jpg)
Go to Filter->Sketch->Chrome and apply following settings:
![[chrome.jpg]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgXORXut-4hjk7UpqNyp3wxZ9vFJzhl8GxkBncR-_H4BwPiG6mTd07vbZ_4cmXiw5VYmQYjaJK4TvoVI-jqqOFJ8wVOn0l9xeKqnGsCeQD7hqD-JIuH78b8QPe18oyQjQ6PEE0kAOl7BIyo/s1600/chrome.jpg)
5. Then go to Edit->Fade chrome and set blending mode to Hard light.
![[fade.jpg]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgQvPB4h9GvwdjzLwmcTgFAJR-lGzQxpVY08iVM7byiedBBheOlxAtwQ8W-cKpimUBdw1TR9w_EGzIPbgZneTrBN4LRbhNzNur1z2sbbXmvDDhRZ7WLaNpZfvMRH5svAetKAWjTBay6csPx/s1600/fade.jpg)
6. Go to Image->Image size and apply following settings:
![[imagesize2.jpg]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiOfv80rz4IcAVNRMQDaF7Zf_mDWVIkgEYOUcmWV2Un9CQ9mVBfMEBxkztpLcEpl8vnGjoISLw8QTCEIWJY2NIO9hajba1RLA6nSBKB81IEO_rbrEx536Pyt8t_i9vdwjzhhvhgJqx0NaHz/s1600/imagesize2.jpg)
7. Now go to Edit->Transform->Warp. Move the anchors so that it is shaped as running water. See the following image to get an idea:
![[warp.jpg]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg2WQIcJiYH_CbfgJ3e-VqQ3tnWuxKfbBFNSBki4SeCpAAoWfY5kBIecSAbccaeFXZ7ncBhii78lDzxK3VYbFIQBGFvEZj5_k1rUuHOP0Ehy_RN1WSrAwA5hxNOMcrhvowj57igGR6CJPgM/s1600/warp.jpg)
Add some background color or gradient(It's better to use blue shade so that the effect looks realistic) and change the running water layer's blending mode to Hard light.
![[water.jpg]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg4cCTb7RNNPWl1wGM_cBs2EaY1AMhc18w1r6z2UB-VvbpM49M3o8m0rIjO3GRymj5V5f7XZJ_3vkH0g1_hhAHIfHwGVBy2WZGMGE07LW2HBHiDD3CUZyOvexi6UU10REveS2Y_nhdW_89Z/s1600/water.jpg)
I have resized the water layer and used it with a tap.
![[final.jpg]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgKXJigT6feeTn0W8_cPTV6TIYHIcFQsTH5AsNfFQbMn9qysb4I4mTJ-KY4INvvi7OHW4kwr3-J-vNQfXRxvDw1jhbNsactw06Ik_kjo31yH5exYfW9v_NF_Z4KW9mOV4m-ezrGULvUSngJ/s1600/final.jpg)
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