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    Drawing a dashed circle (which is stroked/has an outline)

    I'm trying to figure out how to make a dashed circle like the one in this photo (and also put a picture inside that circle). I've seen some tutorials on how to make the circle itself but can't get the same effect (mainly because the lines on the outside of the circle are not there, it's just the...
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    Creating a retro illustrated/drawn effect like this?

    I've been searching pretty hard for the past while for tutorials on doing this. I did use a nice retro baseball card tutorial which helped achieve somewhat of an illustrated look but not quite there. These are two photos I found, both the same but one is snapped with a camera and the other...
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    Creating 50/60s noir movie poster?

    I love the vintage look of old movie posters. Was wondering how I'd achieve that effect. I'm planning to use it for custom designed hockey cards (so they would have a lot less text, maybe just the name of the player and a team he played for). Basically I need to take a real image of a player...
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    How do I make the outline/borders from this image?

    Might try that. I actually don't care too much about replicating that exact pattern. I'm more interested in knowing how something similar to it can be made even if it's not exact. For example the people who designed that if they were using photoshop, how would they start off?
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    How do I make the outline/borders from this image?

    How do I make the outline/borders similar to this image? I'd like to use the border from this image to design a custom hockey card (but it'll have a hockey player instead of where it says Bellagio...). Wondering what do I use to make the outline and to make it symmetrical? It doesn't have to be...
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    New at Photoshop, looking to design hockey cards

    The effect above is a bit drastic. There are two types of cards I'm trying to design, a modern card such as the first one below and a vintage one that looks like it's from the 70s such as the second one below. For that particular card in the post above, it's suited to having a modern look and I...
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    Worst TV out there.

    I really don't like the reality TV genre. Wrestling's been around for a while but what really started it was Survivor in 2000. It's partly responsible for ruining a lot of people and ridiculously uncreative and repetitive. I don't understand how people are still watching American Idol. The...
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    How NOT to restore a picture

    Lol anyone watched the first Mr. Bean movie from the 90s? He would've done a better job at this lol.
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    Poll What Do You Use Adobe Photoshop For?

    Making custom hockey cards so I guess illustration and image transformation (though I'm not sure if photoshop compared to illustrator is the best thing to use this for).
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    New at Photoshop, looking to design hockey cards

    Also a question, how do you edit a thread? I don't see the option on the page. I'm mainly interested in learning how to make pictures look dated/torn (but not antique) and how to design better and fancier borders/lines/patterns rather than simple ones and how to spice up a design like this:
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    New at Photoshop, looking to design hockey cards

    Hi, I never write these but think it's necessary here in order to get direction to the right forum and the right tutorials. Anyways, I finally decided to open up Photoshop to design custom hockey cards. I like to get the base cards of the notable players plus the retired ones each season but...
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