1. Create a new 165×165 pixel document with a resolution of 100 and name it Techno-Blur. Now press D then X and apply a clouds filter. Next apply a mosiac filter with settings [Cell Size: 9].

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2. Now apply a radial blur with settings [Amount: 15-20, Blur Method: Zoom, Quality: Best]. Then apply an emboss with settings [Angle: 135°, Height: 7 pixels, and Amount: 165-180%].

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3. Next, you accented edges with settings [Edge Width: 2, Edge Brightness: 40, Smoothness: 5]. Now apply find edges, then invert the image. Below is the different looks through the steps, and to the right is the total image with all 3 settings applied to it.

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4. Now apply a radial blur with settings [Amount: 25-30, Blur Method: Zoom, Quality: Best].

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5. Next, adjust levels and give these settings:

Now apply another radial blur with settings [Amount: 20, Blur Method: Zoom or Radial, Quality: Best]. Adjust the levels but instead of the one setting at 100, make it 120 (You do not have to adjust the levels again, it is a optional adjustment). Then adjust the brightness/contrast with settings [Brightness: 0, Contrast: 15-30].

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6. Now you can add color to the image by, creating a new layer and filling it with a color of your choice. Then set that layers blending mode to ‘Color’.

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Throughout the whole process of making this techno blur, there are many cool effects, and one of my favourite is step # 3. You could stop the tutorial at the end of step # 3 and use that as circuits inside of a computer. There are many outcomes to this tutorial. You can use it in Sigs, computer images (circuits), in headers, banners, 88×31 links to advertise your website and there are many other possibilities. There are many possibilities for this tutorial. I hope you enjoyed it.