Burned Holes in Photoshop
RK, in Indiana, USA, using OS X, Photoshop 7
writes:
> HELP. I have a tight deadline and I need to know how to
> simulate burned edges on a piece I am working on. Can you help?
No problem, RK... go to:
Photoshop/Seminars/burned/
It's a bit old, written for Photoshop version 3.5, however
it still works and the principle is the same.
For the drop shadow, if you don't have Alien Skin, then
just use the "shadow" layer style, and mortise it back
into the opening of the "hole"
I am teaching myself how to use photoshop and Illus. this looks cool. I'll give it a try.
thanks
Posted by: L. C. Douglas | 2006.09.21 at 21:11
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Posted by: Photoshop 911 Attending | 2006.02.22 at 14:24
is there any way to create the same "burned" effect, but on the edges of the image? almost like feathering, but a burned look. help please!
-kae-
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Burned Edges in Photoshop
Posted by: kayla | 2006.02.22 at 11:26