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Glitch Effect using Adobe Photoshop CC - Tutorial

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In this free Photoshop CC Tutorial you will learn how to create glitch effect:

Open File

Double click on Background layer to unlock it

Go to Quick Selection Tool and select the model

CTRL + J to create a copy of the selection into a new layer

Hide Layer 0 and Layer 1 copy then select Layer 1

Go to Filter - Distort - Wave

Number of Generators: 12
Wavelength: Min:9 Max:21
Amplitude: Min:1 Max:14
Scale: 100% Horizontal and Vertical

Type: Square
Undefined Areas: Repeat Edge Pixels

Unhide Layer 1 copy

Go to Brush Tool and select a soft brush

Make sure you have created a layer mask for Layer 1 copy and have the foreground color Black

Duplicate Layer 1 ( CTRL + J ) and drag it on top

Go to Filter - Distort - Wave

Number of Generators: 12
Wavelength: Min:5 Max:94
Amplitude: Min:147 Max:225
Scale: 21% Horizontal and 20% Vertical

Type: Square
Undefined Areas: Repeat Edge Pixels

Move Layer 1 copy on top of all layers

Add a mask for Layer 1 copy 2 and brush unwanted effect

Right click on Layer 1 copy and select Blending Option

Uncheck Red Channel

Go to Move Tool and move the image a bit to the right

Create a new layer and fill it with white color
ALT + Backspace if you have the foreground color white

Go to Filter - Filter Gallery - Sketch - Halftone Pattern

Size: 2
Contrast:1
Pattern Type: Line

Change the Blend mode to Soft Light

Make visible Layer 0

Reduce the Opacity for Layer 2 to 35%

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