Windows Abstract Desktop Wallpaper
February 4th, 2008 by ART-D Posted in Adobe Photoshop, Designing
Create a new layer and select for it a standard brush (Brush Tool (B)) for representing an ornament that would be made of a lot of small points of different sizes, having the color #1C286F 
Use the same brush for representing a lot of points on another layer (Create new layer), supplementing the ornament of our picture. The color in this case should be #22370d. You may see below the marked places the brush should be used on. 
Create a new layer and apply again the Brush Tool (B) for representing many points of white color. 
On the next layer (Create new layer) we’ll apply the mentioned above tool for representing a kind of ornament made of many points too, colored with #BD1385. Use the brush only on those places marked on the picture. 
Create a new layer and try to represent several points with a standard brush too, colored with #99CC16 
Add several more points colored with #236798 
Now it’s necessary to select the Custom Shape Tool (U) to represent several arrows colored with #1C286F. The arrow may be turned around with Free Transform. 
Apply for the layers containing the two arrows the same parameters: Blending Options>Stroke 
younes
07/10/2009
great work
thanks for the tutorial
Riefvan
20/12/2009
very good. i can think of some implemantions by using this concept. thx.
Manjith
27/12/2009
Awesome work. Now i can play with photoshop with this tutorial
oh
14/01/2010
well explain!!
great tutorail!!
Many thanks for helping!!!
CAREQUE
22/02/2010
I am a beguiner. Tell me please how to color the circles in thre rainbow.
Thanks
wENDY
18/04/2010
Dude! Love this tutorial. When I made it, it looked awsome on my desktop. I just added a few stuff in it. But it was still awsome. I learned a few tricks with your tutorial. THANK YOU VERY MUCH, ARIGATOU, SALAMAT!!!
visitor
20/04/2010
hello, how can i color the rainbow without coloring the entire document? coz thats happening to me and how to make the perfect circle within the cirlce?im a beginner
Emil
03/05/2010
@visitor
How to color a cicle:
new layer ->make a circle using the “ellipse tool”->
right click on that layer; choose “blending options” -> color overlay then double click on the colored square to the right and choose color then click OK.
cant get any easier
Joseph Cele
24/08/2010
that is awesome guys i am going to use that in my website design.tnx guys
johr
12/10/2011
how can i make the circles with the same distance every time?
HELP ME PLEASE!!!!!!!! THANK YOU
05/12/2011
Guys how do I make the circles the same distance everytime, when I tried I could only make one circle the same distance. THIS IS REALLY CONFUSING PLEASE HELP PLEASE!!!!