Create Clouds Effect in Photoshop
The Clouds filter in Photoshop muster a sky full of clouds from scratch editor with a few clicks of the mouse. This filter creates clouds using random values from the foreground and background colours. most Photoshop veterans use this filter so much that they have a surprising number of clouds in their images.
Open your image and create a new layer. Fill this layer with a nice sky blue, you can always use the colour pipette to pinch one you like to form another photo if you don’t have an eye for choosing colours. Change the blending mode for the layer fro Normal to Multiply.
There is a Photoshop especially for creating cloud effects, and it’s called, unsurprisingly, the Photoshop Cloud Filter. It’s obvious once you know about it. Now select your blue layer and choose Filter, Render, Clouds. Photoshop will now give you a digitally created cloudy effect, picking up on the Photoshop filter colour of your layer and because you chose black and white it will also pick up on the Multiply set to give starker contrast.
You can also use this technique to just give you a flat layer of clouds to work with on images you are building up digitally. Create a blank layer, pick a sky blue foreground colour and a white background and choose Filter, Render, Clouds and you have a simple cloudy blue sky to work with. Each time you apply the filter, Photoshop will give you different clouds, so if you think the first attempt looks a little artificial, just try applying the filter again for a new sky.
Use the Cloud Shapes for Photoshop Creator to make cloud shapes, cloud text, and cloud brushes, really quickly and easily. Make realistic cloud shapes using your own images.Â
You can also write with clouds with any font you like. Create awesome photo effects using this cloud effect Photoshop action. You can adjust the layer style to your liking. It also depends on the size of your text. Because this is an effect where we use hand-painted details, we will not get an identical effect twice.
Conclusion
you can personalise this effect easily by using different text and custom gradients or even go as far as to use different source material for the brush such as smoke or powder.









