Shooting star

1.open up a new document 640x480

2.Now set your foreground color to white and get your brush.
Size:100
Hardness:0

3.Create a new layer and name it base. make a circle with your brush

similar to what I have done.


4.Now duplicate your base layer and go to Edit>Transform>Scale. Edit

your image similar to what i have done.

Name this layer Tail.

5.Now duplicate the Tail layer and name the Tail 2 and go to

Edit>Transform>Scale.Make the width smaller like i have done.


6.Now go to Filter>Distor>Shear


7.Now move the layer around so it looks good wiith the base.


8.Now duplicate your tail 2 layer and go to Edit>Transform>Flip

Horizantal and move the layer so it is semetric with the other.


9.Now go back to your tails layer.Go to Edit>Transform>Scale.This time

make it very thin.Call this layer tail 3.


10.Now go to Filter>Distort>Shear


11.Now duplicate and move your tail 3 layers around so they are

similar to what i have.


12.Now create a new layer and name this one sparkle.

13.Grab your brush agian.Size 9 and go to brushes up in the top right

corner.Use the settings below.


14.Now take brush and brush around like I have done.


15.Now while your still on your sparkle layer go to Filter>Blur>Motion

Blur.
Settings:
Angle=90*
Distanc=15


16.Now save your shooting star now

17.Now Hide your black background layer and go to Layer>Merge Visible
Before Merge Visible

After


18.Now rename your single layer to shooting star.

19.Duplicate your shooting star layer and go back to the later under

the layer copy.

20.Go to Filter>Blur>Motion Blur
settings:
angle=-90*
Distance=700

21.Merge the two layers and add some color or even some blending

options if you would like.

22.Show off your new shooting star



Heres a wallpaper i made with shooting stars.

wow, that looks good.

Will try it :D