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¬ 1: Ok first we need to open 3d studio max and this tutorial works for mostly all versions that I'm aware of I never owned 2.0 so I wouldn't know but, oh well.

¬ 2: Next you need to make a teapot and apply the noise modifier using these settings: seed = anything you want; scale = 0; fractal = on; strengths = anything you want for x, y, and z

¬ 3: Then we need to add another modifier called mesh smooth and put 2 iterations on that I had 3, but most computers cant handle it if yours can go as high as it can handle; no higher than 4.

¬ 4: Then get a few good angles on it and render as many renders as you want at least 2 though. I rendered like 15 and went through them sorting out what was good and what wasn't.

Now I think I used these renders, but I made this tut after I made the wallpaper so I could be wrong but it really doesn't matter either way you'll get the desired effect.

¬ 5 - Oh and make sure you save the renders as .png at 24bit with the alpha channel selected.

¬ 1: Ok well the first step in Photoshop that I did was decide how big your wall is going to be all my walls are 1600x1200 so no need to decide for me;)... Ok and once your done deciding you want to take both your renders and put each one on different layers.

¬ 2: Now that you have each render you've chosen on separate layers time to get to the fun stuff. Ok you want to then select your move tool and make sure you have auto select layer and show bounding box checked also. Ok Resize both of them so they cover most of the wall not all I mean there are going to be corners left out but you want it as big as the wall both of them then set the top layer to difference.

¬ 3: Next what I did was fill in the sides using an airbrush and the select tool if And I Gaussian blurred around what I filled in and put it under the render so it wasn't noticeable that it was added. If you have any knowledge of Photoshop and I hope so b/c you're taking this tutorial you can do it. And another thing that will help you is I'll post my psd for you to look at. My initial Image looked something like this: