Create liquid effects in Photoshop

In this tutorial you will learn how to create interesting, fluid elements using the Liquify filter. Using just a single image, you can create a whole variety of effects by pushing, pulling, rotating, reflecting, puckering and bloating any area as subtly or drastically as you wish.

The process used here is extremely random, so you’ll be able to achieve surprising new results each time you use the command, making it ideal for abstract experiments.

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