Photoshop tutorial for digipak smoke backgrounds

When making the smoke patterns for my digipak, I used a selection of different images from google to use as reference:


After researching images of coloured smoke, I had an idea of what I wanted to create. Here I have made a tutorial explaining how I made the smoke backgrounds for my digipak. The image made below isn't going to be used for my pak as it is just an experiment to show my method.












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