By jeya. Posted: May 25, 2009 at 2:59 pm
We call them Wisps and they sure do rock. Try putting them in a layer behind any graphic or 3D render. There are 10 images and all are around 3000px wide – 300 DPI. Commercial or Personal use ok. Please don’t redistribute them.

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cool stuff you guys !!!!!! Wish you the best of luck on your new venture
good work….im curious how you created these. I really dig the glow effect…its something i havent quite mastered
Very lovely. Thank you very much.
Very Cool! How did you make them?
wow ..
there awesome, how would you make these .. ?
These are great visuals! Did you perhaps use “Apophysis” to create the wisp effects? Well done!
Incredible shots. Congratulations to media militia!
Great stuff, I’ll sure use one of them on one project I have in mind….
love it.. thank u so much!
Gracias
DD
these are great, thanks for sharing : )
another awesome pack!!! gr8 work guyz!!!
hello …may i know what your program to make it
Would love to work with you on some new designs for some of my clients. info@bleustarstudios.com
Really stylish – what a cool resource to give away- cheers!
Great freebie. Thanks!
hmm cool graphic….can anybody tell me, what program to create the effects above…?? thanks
Those freebies are just amazing! Tks a lot!
Wow, simply stunning! thanks again.
Wow very nice.. Thank you
Its Amazing Creation, mediamilitia.com have a real art.
thanks
These are nothing short of amazing. I’m actually in the process of making a desktop wallpaper with one of the pictures. I was wondering if you had any pointers for removing the black background
Nevermind! I’d forgotten that with the Hue & Saturation adjustments I didn’t need to cut out the background, just use the ‘Hard Light’ blend mode. Once again, some amazing stuff. It’s great to see such great resources available for free!
Sweeeeet!
Very cool! Thanks for sharing!
is there a tutorial on how to make these???
I don’t believe there is an exact tutorial on how to create them. I should create one though!
thank you! Really cool
Flood!
@evo shandor: Yes, we did use Apophysis to create the Wisp effects! Glad you like them.