Here is the second in a proposed set of 3 tutorials on the use of GMIC light rays filter.

This one covers the initial creation of multiple sets of light rays from objects set in a pattern delivering a monochrome outcome, then provides some variable colouring options in different combinations for them. These are exemplified in the images below:







The zip file below contains a PDF tutorial and two glass fleur de lys brushes used in the tutorial

As usual, proof reading my own words is beyond me, but if people find errors or inconsistencies, please let me know and I will correct them.

The main objective, which applies to me too, is to keep learning and have fun.

Thank you so much OMG! Will work on playing with rays and following your tutorials. Wow that is beautiful.

Thank you so much OMG for your generosity and good work. THANKS.

I enjoyed doing and learning from your tutorial OMG. Thanks again.
I played with layer mode too.

Sorry it took me awhile to respond. We have been rushing in and out with many different tasks and I did not have time to play. Thank you again for all your time and effort you have put into making these tutorial for us. I always learn something new, and re-learn something I have forgotten. I enjoyed myself doing this tut immensely. I hope others did too.
Here is my attempt.

I did another practice. Playing with light rays again and trying new gradient combinations.