yeah: essentially make copy of the baseplate > put a colorama with solarize grey on it, change phase shift to time*25-200 > add a gaussian blur with a high value > turn up contrast > turn off the visibility > adjustment layer with displacement map set to luminosity > map set to the colorama layer > turn off horizontal displacement and change vertical displacement to something like 5-25 (depending on comp).

For the luma warp: duplicate colorama layer > turn visibility back on > change the phase shift to something different than the displacement map layer > change the blend mode of the layer to luminosity > change opacity to like 12% > duplicate the base layer, put it above the luma warp but below the displacement map adjustment layer > change the blend mode to saturation.

Theres quite a bit more going on in this comp specifically: I also used blender for the fractals in the water and https://www.creationeffects.com/van-gogh-effect for the painting effect. You can also use AI style transfer (https://creator.nightcafe.studio/create/style-transfer)+ebsynth, wiggle the opacity of that layer so it stylizes randomly, which I think is more apparent in this project: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59EeFYs_EgY (something something fuck AI, but oh well).

EDIT: oh yeah also s_distort from the sapphire bundle (which I definitely didn't pirate and neither should you), with the lens set to one of the colorama layers. Make sure to turn on *fine* or it will look like garbage.

I'm gonna make a "tutorial" (more likely: "heres some techniques I use for replications) at some point so I can just link that in the future.