Hey,
By intertwining colours, I mean making the render and object canvas match. The procedure is as follows.
1) You create a canvas size (Sig prefered: 350x145)
2) You create a background to work at it. For this, you use brushes, which you can download on DeviantArt. Yes, for free.
3) Before creating a background using brushes. Always make the bottom layer, white, like with a painting. You can't start making something unless you have a solid background!
4) Okay, so you have a white background. Then, after you installed the brushes you've downloaded (You have different styles, these are: Abstract, Grunge, Vector, Auroa, and many more. Do some research.)
5) You make a layer on top of the white background. Now, go wild with your awesome new brushes on that layer. Copy a few of those layers, try some erasing, blending, etc, etc. But most important is! KEEP THEM ALL GRAYSCALE.
6) When you are ready to give them a colour. Then make all those layer in one layer by embing them. After than, use a couple of gradients. OR, use a simply motion blur technique using a colourfull wallpaper, and then blending it on the grayscale brush layer. Once you done that, you may insert a render, which you need to make grayscale using CTRL+U. Put that render under the motion blurred wallpaper layer, and you have a matching layer. Border, and done
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luck,
Nnjaa
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