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Spikes

1. Open a new image in PS, and right click the 'Lasso Tool' () and select 'Polygonal Lasso Tool', then draw spikes on your image. Make sure you make a complete shape so when you've finished it becomes selected like this:



2. Next click the 'Paint Bucket Tool', and fill your spikes in a pretty colour lol. Press 'Ctrl' and 'D' to deselect your image (remove the floating dotted line).
3. Go to Layer > Duplicate Layer, and if a box comes up click 'Ok'. Move the layer you just created with the 'Move Tool' so you can see both layers of spikes, and then go to Layer > Layer Style > Blending Options, and under 'Blend Mode', change the 'Opacity' to between 60-70%. Click 'Ok'.
4. Go to Layer > Flatten Image, then go to File > Save! Here's mine:


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