Updated : 2021
How to create a circular / circle contour random color fill in Photoshop tutorial.
How to create super colorful random color filled circle / circular designs in Photoshop .
select the Photoshop ellipse tool for use to create the circular contour random color filled design
set the color
set shape layer option
create circle by holding down shift
duplicate layer
edit menu
transform
scale 95% etc
set ellipse tool
change color via properties panel
repeat
Create an initial circle and then use transformations to quickly scale the circular design. The circular contour shape layers can be quickly created with Photoshop actions to create multiple circles. The circle shapes can then be selected and filled with random color fills in Photoshop. You can then remove circles from the circle contour design. This tutorial shows you how to create the circle and the Photoshop action for the circular random color fill. How to change the color to random colors for the shape via the properties panel. The tutorial also shows how you can take the circular contour random filled design and use other effects such as oil paint to create stunning combinations of circular contour random designs in Photoshop
The first thing to do is to set up a circle shape that fills most of the document. The quickest way to create the contour is to use the actions panel but you can always do the duplication and scaling manually. Display the actions panel via the windows menu
Create first circle by selecting the ellipse tool in the Photoshop toolbar
setting to shape layer option
Create circle by holding down the shift and fill the entire document with the circle
Now you have the initial layer,
Go to the actions panel in Photoshop
Click the create the new action at the bottom
Give it a name
Go to the layer menu
Duplicate layer
edit
transform
scale
Set to 95% or 90% etc depending how many circles you want in the contour
End the recording
Now you have the action, click the action repeatedly to create as many circles as you want 90% 85% etc of the size of the previous.
Now you have the circle layers in the layer panel
Click on the layer you want to change the color
Select the ellipse tool
Go to the properties panel
Click the fill button and change the color in the shape details section of properties
Go to the next shape and so on and change the color to a new color
You may wish to select all the circular shapes and then use the align feature to align them to a single center
You can always select the Photoshop artwork layers and then go to the layers menu and smart objects and convert the artwork to a smart object. You don't have to select all the layers, only a few of the layers can be selected and turned into a smart object and then effects added to those only (or perhaps create two or more smart objects and add different effects to different sets of layers in Photoshop). As a smart object, you can then add in adjustments and smart filters to change the color as well as add effects such as Analog Efex Pro 2 etc as well as the super powerful color tools such as camera raw filter (you can then also add gradients and highlights to the artwork using that filter). You can also just flatten the layers or perhaps re-position the individual layers to create a zoom design or perhaps duplicate the smart object and create a sea of colorful contours
Go to layers panel in Photoshop
select layers of the circles
go to the layers menu
smart objects
convert to smart object
layer menu
duplicate layer
filter / image menu and adjustments to re-color etc
duplicate again
repeat the duplication for as many copies you want
shift artwork and re-size
Flatten
Apply effects such as oil paint