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First make a new image 230 x 230 pixels. Then create a new channel...."Alpha 1" |
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If you don't know how to create a new channel, go to this page. |
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Select the Lasso Tool |
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and make a selection like the picutre below: |
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You don't need to follow my selection exactly, just make it look like a burnt paper shape. |
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Use the paint bucket tool to fill the selection white color: |
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Then go to Select>Deselect, Then go to Filter>Pixelate>Crystallize.......enter 3 for cell size. Now you should see the edge of the paper looks like burnt paper. |
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Now go back to the background layer and create a new layer. Go to Select>Load Selection, use the "Alpha 1" channel: |
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Use the paint bucket to fill the selection with white. Then Select>Deselect.
Now go to Layer>Effects>Drop Shadow, follow my settings: |
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Go to Layer>Effects>Inner Shadow, follow my settings: |
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You're not done yet, continue...click NEXT |
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