Lillaarith here (I am still around),   I’ve been sitting and tweaking these for a while now but I feel they should be okay to upload. This is My Chemical Flora, my personal addon for Pooklet’s Project Mayhem. There are four complete families. These all go over Volatile as a base and fully set up as colour actions for Photoshop (photoshop CS6 Was use to make them). I sadly lost my notes on how to do them by hand.

The families are Black: Cubane Dahlia Brown: Acetate Orchid Blond: Benzene Thistle Red: Dioxane Heather Grey: Gallic Wisteria 

Black: Carbonic Lantana Brown: Hexane Lavender Blond: Chloric Bellflower Red: Toluene Foxglove Grey: Hydrofluoric Freesia

Black: Cyanic Quince Brown: Ethanol Lilac Blond: Pentane Lilly Red:  Acetone Rose Grey: Metastannic Freesia

Black: Chromous Nepeta Brown: Nitric Fuschia Blond: Pyridine Tulip Red: Heptane Bottlebrush Grey: Selenic Jonquil

I made new colour actions, mainly because I get bored easily and I became tired of the last lot I made. That, and I wanted less colours, because less = more space in the downloads folder, right? Hopefully, anyway.  I used them on the last set of walls I made, although I have changed a few of the colours since then (mainly the greens and purples) and added an extra one to the set :) So as these were requested just a moment ago, here they are. They were made using Photoshop CS5, but should work just fine with other versions as well. To use, it's best to start of with a light grey background (close to the one in the background up there ^^) press play on the action, and once it's finished, if there's anything you want to change, just click undo and adjust the layers to your liking.

I know there probably won't be much call for these as most people (myself included) use Anna's or CuriousB's colour actions. It was actually their actions that inspired me to make my own set a while back. I accidentally deleted those, but after remaking them I figured I'd put them up So, included is the action file, a swatch and a read me with some instructions on how to use.