PS Tutorial #14

Tulip Wallpaper

Start with this stock photo of tulips as your background image use your own desired image.
Create a new layer (Layer->New Layer) and fill it with this pattern. (Ctrl+A, then select Edit->Define Pattern Preset.) Set this layer to the "Screen" Blend Mode.
Once again, create a new layer (Layer->New Layer), but fill it with #a01a49. This layer should be set to the "Lighten" Blend Mode at an opacity of 70%.
Repeat Step 2 only this time fill it with this pattern. Set this layer to the "Color Dodge" Blend Mode at a 90% opacity.
Repeat Step 3, but fill it with #140f45. This layer should be set to the "Exclusion" Blend Mode.
Finally, duplicate (Layer->Duplicate Layer) your base image layer, and desaturate (Image->Adjustments->Desaturate) the duplicated copy. In your "Edit" tab, find the "Fade Desaturation" option. Match your settings to mine. This layer should be atop all other image layers.
I've also added some decorative text and brushes which are available by downloading the .PSD file.