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| Watercolor Borders How do you create that border effect, similar to the attached Ed Gilmore image? I have purchased tutorials and tried online examples and I just can't seem to duplicate it. Any suggestions on technique and brushes? I have photoshop 7. Thanks. |
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* Add a new layer above the painting layer * Fill the new layer with white * Add a hide all layer mask * Literally paint white on the mask to reveal as much "white border" as you like. To speed the process a bit you can use the Lasso tool to draw a rough border, Select > Invert Selection, Edit > Fill (with white). Then start using the Brush tool for the rough edges. On this quickie example using the pretty flowers pic (very nice if yours): * I use PS7 brush "Chalk 36", airbrush setting on, Opacity 80%-100%, Flow 80% to paint the layer mask. Hope this helps...Is this more or less what you had in mind? ~Danny~ |
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| After opening a new layer and filling it with white. In Paint Shop Pro you can select layers/load save mask/from disk. Then you can pick from a number of already available masks if you don't want to make one of your own. Not sure how this works in PS 7, but would bet there is a similar way to attach a mask to an image. Steve |
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| Hi Regez This should help. Lots of edges and instructions on how to use. http://graphicssoft.about.com/od/fre...framesmain.htm Ken. |
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| Thanks everbody. I will give these a try. Everone is always so helpful here. Thanks again. Regez |
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