: Interesting. It is difficult to guess what is the exact process. For example, there are some programs that try to mimic particles and inclusive moving particles. For example this: http://www.escapemotions.com/experiments/fluid

@Michele215

Interesting. It is difficult to guess what is the exact process. For example, there are some programs that try to mimic particles and inclusive moving particles. For example this: www.escapemotions.com/experiments/fluid_painter/
I will try to do some experiments later but one option is to start in Photoshop with a simple black and white noise and start smearing it in the desired direction.

I think you can try in a low resolution and resample it later.

I would use separated layers and you can change the color of the layer and not contaminate the adjacent colors.

Another option would be trying with a painting program, like Corel Painter or the free one MyPaint, or Dogwaffle.

Note that this is not a definitive answer, but does answer:


tips in order to start moving on


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One first example. This is a test on Dogwaffle Artist 9 using some particle brushes directly:



One more place to explore is using a pressure sensitive tablet.

In photoshop you can change the dynamics of any brush, sometimes the pressure changes opacity or color. In this case, you want to change size.

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