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background fills, flood fills for graphics projects, or whatever your lil heart desires.
They're fun to make! And easy! Here is an example of a
web page set
made with them. (For this background, I made the Victorian tile layer at 75% opacity so my
text would show up better.)
Supplies needed:
PSP
Eye Candy
Open a new image, 100 x 100, transparent background. Flood fill the image with a solid
color. (I choose #000080.)
Apply Eye Candy HSB noise (image...plug in
filters...Eye Candy...HSB noise) I used these settings:

*NOTE: Play around with these settings. You will get a
different effect every time. (Yes, the hue variation here is 62. The higher the hue
variation is, the stranger the colors that come out atcha. Blue tile above had a much
lower hue variation.)
Now use the kaleidoscope filter in PSP.
(image...effects...kaleidoscope)
I used these settings:

*NOTE: Play around with any of these settings except Scale
Factor, Number of Orbits and Radial Suction.
Save as a .gif file. Tah Dah! If you want to
see how your wallpaper tiles, open a new image, 400x400, transparent background and flood
fill with your new creation. Here's how mine turned out:


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