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1. Create a new file (File -> New) with 400 width and
100 height pixels.

2. Create a new layer (Layer -> New -> Layer) and then ajust the colors to white and black as background (you can do it just pressing D and then X).

3. Go to Filter -> Render –> Clounds, and then Filter -> Render -> Difference Clounds:

4. Go to Filter -> Distort -> Twirl:

5. Go to Filter -> Artistic -> Plastic Wrap:

6. Go to Filter -> Brush Strokes –> Crosshatch:

7. Now, your picture should look like this:

8. Duplicate the layer (Layer -> Duplicate Layer), and then adjust the opacity to 50% and set the Blending Mode as Darken:

9. Go to Edit -> Transform -> Flip Horizontal:

10. Go to Image -> Adjustments -> Hue/Saturation (Ctrl+U), check the option "Colorize":

11. Now on the first layer,  go to Image -> Adjustments -> Hue/Saturation (Ctrl+U):

12. Your picture should look like this:

13. Now click on Brush Tool and select the "Rough Round Bristle" brush.

14. Create a new layer on top of the other layers, and adjust its opacity to 50% and Blending
mode to Lighten:

15. Use the Brush until you feel you got enough points:

16. Drag another image to your project (an abstract image or something) and select the layer of the picture that you dragged and go Layer -> Layer Style -> Outer Glow:

17. Look what I got with my picture:

18. Create a new layer (Layer > New > Layer) below the layer of the picture you dragged:

19. Select the Rectangular Marquee Tool and set the size to 400 px Width and 35 px in Height:

20. Click on the image once, and drag the selection to where you want your band:

21. Set the Foreground color to white, then go to Edit -> Fill:

22. Change the opacity to 50% and Blending mode to Overlay:

23. Go to Layer -> Layer Style -> Stroke:

24. Now your image should look like this:

25. Create a new layer on top of the layer you just use (Layer> New Layer)

26. Select the Text tool and type what you want.

27. Go to Layer -> Layer Style -> Color Overlay:

a) Add Color Overlay:

b) Add Stroke:

28. Adjust the opacity to 50%, then drag the text to where you
like (must be moved up the strip, as below):

29. Create a new layer on top of all the other (Layer> New > Layer).

30. Go to Select -> All, click the right mouse button on top of the figure,
and select Stroke:

31. Finally, we finished, and you should have something like the image below: