Is there a easy way to make borders in Photoshop?
for a grunge effect add a layer in the middle of two existing layers & use a splattered brush to make grungy effect poking out from behind the line stroke
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Maria21 wrote: if you want to incorporate the color of the pic into the grunge.. duplicate the background later & use the filter fibers option then make be on the color burn option, merge that layer with the background layer.then use the gaussian blur filter & you will see that images start to run outside the bordered image. as you can see in the upper image. I added a few clicks of a spatter brush to equal out the grunge effect on all sides.
Maria you sound like a photoshop expert I am well impressed now I know who to ask
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photobod wrote:
Maria21 wrote: if you want to incorporate the color of the pic into the grunge.. duplicate the background later & use the filter fibers option then make be on the color burn option, merge that layer with the background layer.then use the gaussian blur filter & you will see that images start to run outside the bordered image. as you can see in the upper image. I added a few clicks of a spatter brush to equal out the grunge effect on all sides.
Maria you sound like a photoshop expert I am well impressed now I know who to ask
LOL.. I have been using photoshop for years. If you really like this grunge effect you can save it as a template so you don't have to remake it every time you want to use it. To do it you will have to convert the top layer photo into a smart object (layer-smart object-convert)... once the photo is turned into a smart object you can just go under layer-smart objects- replace contents & change the pic to which ever one you wish to use next. Just remember to do a save as so you don't lose your template.
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Maria21 wrote:
photobod wrote:
Maria21 wrote: if you want to incorporate the color of the pic into the grunge.. duplicate the background later & use the filter fibers option then make be on the color burn option, merge that layer with the background layer.then use the gaussian blur filter & you will see that images start to run outside the bordered image. as you can see in the upper image. I added a few clicks of a spatter brush to equal out the grunge effect on all sides.
Maria you sound like a photoshop expert I am well impressed now I know who to ask
LOL.. I have been using photoshop for years. If you really like this grunge effect you can save it as a template so you don't have to remake it every time you want to use it. To do it you will have to convert the top layer photo into a smart object (layer-smart object-convert)... once the photo is turned into a smart object you can just go under layer-smart objects- replace contents & change the pic to which ever one you wish to use next. Just remember to do a save as so you don't lose your template.
You are soooo kind
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