This tutorial will teach you how to create a Spiral Galaxy in Photoshop using nothing but filters and simple transformation tools. The tutorial is aimed at beginners and you’ll learn techniques involving different transformation modes, the clouds filter, selection option and using blending modes. Should you run into any trouble feel free to leave a comment to enquire about it. So lets get started.

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Open a new document with a White Background 1600×1200 at 72dpi. Add a large lens flare above background. My Lens Flare was created using Knoll Light Factory Plugin, If you have the plugin, create a black layer above the white background, launch Knoll Light Factory and choose the preset Lens Flare called Bright Bluelight. you can download the Lens Flare I created, if you do not have the plugin.
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Add a little more glow to the background by drawing a large oval shape on a New Layer with the Elliptical Marquee Tool. Fill the selection with white, then give the layer a 170% Gaussian Blur. Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur, then lower the Opacity about 25%. and change the Blending Mode to Soft Light.
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“ Soften the Lens Flare by adding a Linear Black Transparent Gradient above it: Set your Foreground color to black, click on the Gradient Tool to activate the Gradient Options. set the Gradient to the settings in the image below.
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Clean up the texture, by removing the big crack with the Clone Tool. Use a soft brush, then Alt-Click an area without the gray patches to clone it, then start brushing the crack away.