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	Crunchy Text  basic Knowledge required | 
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	Make a new image, Width:        300 pixels Height:      200 pixels Mode:        RGB Color Contents:  White | 
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	Create a new channel, the new channel will automatically named "Alpha 1". type in some words like below: | 
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	Go back to the channels and click on [ Save Selection as Channel ]: | 
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	While the Alpha 1 channel is active, go to Filter>Distort>Ocean Ripple, use these settings:       Ripple Size:   1                        Ripple Magnitude:   12
  Then go to Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur, use 5 pixels for Radius. | 
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	Create a new channel called "Alpha 3" Then go to Filter>Pixelate>Mezzoint, then select Coarse dots, click ok. | 
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	Go back to "Alpha 1" channel: | 
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	Go to Select>Load Selection, then select the "Alpha 3" channel. | 
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	Go to Image>Adjust>Brightness/Contrast, set the Brightness to -40 and contrast 0. Then Select>Deselect. | 
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	Go to Select>Load Selection, this time use the Alpha 2 channel. Then go to Filter>Noise>Add Noise: | 
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	Go back to the RGB channels. | 
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	Then go to Filter>Render>Lighting Effects: | 
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	Click OK and your image should look like this: | 
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	Go to Filter>Noise>Add Noise, set the amount to 20, click Gaussian.
  While the selection is still active, create a new layer. go to Edit>Copy Merge, then Edit>Paste:
  then press Ctrl+U or go to Image>Adjust>Hue/Saturation: | 
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	Simply play with the settings there to change the color. | 
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