Creating Dispersion Effect

• Create a new file. Delete the background color and make two rectangles at the top and bottom part of canvas as shown below.       

           

• Go to  CarpeTools >> Modify >> Interlace Edge and set the amount to 194 and Thickness to 4.         
• Choose different color as primary and use transparent color as secondary then use the magic wand tool and select the top Interlaced area. 
• Go to  CarpeTool >> Create >> Geometric >>Checkerboard and set the Width and Length amount to 5 
• Again select another different color as primary color and repeat the same process again for the bottom interlaced area.

           

• Go to Colors >> Auto Color Assignment.
• Select two different distinct colors from the "Available Colors" (Red and Green are picked in this example ).

• Press Shift key and click on any color of top dispersed checker area

       

• Now right click on the colors shown in the "Selected Color" area to remove colors.

• Again select other two different distinct colors from the "Available Colors" (Blue and Pink are picked in this example) and now assign those colors at the bottom dispersed checker area. 

• Click on export and close the Auto Color Assignment window once all the colors have been assigned.

       

• Select the paint bucket tool and fill the top of canvas with dark color and bottom area with light color, then select mid tone color hold shift key and fill the middle part of canvas. 

         

• For the final step go to Design Color window, drag and drop dark tone color on red color and mid tone color on green and blue finally drag and drop the light tone color on pink.