Create a Rainbow

Step 1: Here's the image I'll be starting with


Step 2: Create a New Layer above the Background Layer


Step 3: Select Gradient tool then Click on the Click to edit the gradient now click on the right-pointing arrow then choose Special Effects, this brings up the Gradient Editor dialog box then click Append


Step 4: Now select Russell's Rainbow


Step 5: Select "Radial Gradient" From the Options Bar

Step 6: Select Layer 1 and Shift + Left key Dragging out a radial rainbow gradient from right to left in the image like below


Now your image should look like as shown below


Step 7: Change the Blend Mode of the Rainbow Layer to Screen


Step 8: Go to Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur after then radius value of around 36.3 pixels click ok


Step 9: Add a Layer Mask to the Rainbow Layer


Step 10: Set your Foreground color to white and Background color to black now click on the “Click to edit the gradient” after then Choose the Black-To-White Gradient like below


Step 11: Now choose "Linear Gradient"


Step 12: Hold down your Shift +Left click and drag straight up to the top of the image like below


Now your image should look like as shown below


Step 13: Duplicate this layer by pressing Ctrl+J and change Opacity: 75%


This is the final result


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Cheesy Text

Step1. Open a new document
Step2. Choose foreground color- #c18322
Step3. Select the Type Tool and type

Step4. Create a duplicate layer of the "GRAPHIC" layer. Name it "GRAPHIC2".
Step5. Choose foreground color-#ebc61a

Step6. Select GRAPHIC2 Layer and Open the layer properties
Step7. Select Drop Shadow & use the following settings





Step8. Select Bevel & Emboss & use the following settings


Step9. Right click the "GRAPHIC2" layer and Rasterize Layer.






Step10. Select the Eliptical Marquee tool






Step11. create a small circle and press the Delete Key.









Step12. Open the layer properties and select GRAPHIC Layer
Step13. Select Drop Shadow & use the following settings










Step14. Select Inner Shadow & use the following settings








Step15. Select Bevel & Emboss & use the following settings








Final Output

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Changing Eye Color

Step 1. Open a image
Step 2. Select the Quick Mask Tool




Step 3. Set the brush size around 2px and hardness is 0%.




Step 4. Mask red




Step 5. Exit quick mask mode





Step 6. Select Inverse




Step 7. Select Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Hue/Saturation







Step 8. Select your desired eye color.




Final Output

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