To create a Windows Vista-style wallpaper in Photoshop, start by setting up a high-resolution canvas (e.g., 1920x1080). Use a soft gradient background with vibrant colors like teal or blue, mimicking Vista’s signature “Aurora” aesthetic. Add glowing orbs and light flares using custom brushes or the Pen Tool for sleek, curved shapes, blending them with Outer Glow and Soft Light layer effects to achieve a glossy, futuristic look. Incorporate subtle wave patterns or lens flares for depth, and apply a slight vignette to frame the composition. This tutorial guides you through layering, blending, and color grading to capture the iconic, dreamy vibe of Windows Vista’s default wallpaper.
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