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Island texture

Lets start by getting a new canvas. I'd say an OK size, according to what you'll use it for. I'm using 800x800.

Fill the background with a GREEN color.

Go to Filter > Artistic > Sponge. Use the following settings. Brush Size: 10 Definition: 25 Smoothness: 4

You now have a funny looking image XD
Duplicate the layer.

Get out the layers pallet.
Select the bottom layer

Hit CTRL + U, and select "COLORIZE"
Use the following settings:

Hue: 200%
Saturation: 100%
Lightness: 25

Now back to the layers palette, hit the top layer!

Select the magic tool, or magic wand as some say it!
Set the tolerance at 10

Now click a dark green area.
Press "DELETE"
Continue until you have only a few of the darker areas left

With you still on top layer go to blending options > Bevel & Emboss, leaving everything the same but size & soften at 2.

Add a small stroke of green in blending options to make the islands more visable.

By Kat (amac)

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