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    Wrapping a shape in paper

    I had a play with displacement maps, but didn't have much luck as I'm not trying to project the logo onto the surface of the brown paper. However, a bit more fiddling and experimentation and I've come up with this. Any suggestions for improvements?
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    Wrapping a shape in paper

    I think, specifically, it's the edges of the star shape that needs though. In order to have that authentic 'wrapped' look, they probably need to be less even as well as shaded to look 3D. Then, probably, some work on the layering of the paper to be more believable that you can wrap a star shape...
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    Wrapping a shape in paper

    Not really convincing enough. That looks more like a wooden star floating a cm or two away from a wall; what I'd like to achieve is as though it's been wrapped in brown paper. My own effort at achieving this doesn't convince me either, btw, but maybe will give you a better idea of what I'm...
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    Wrapping a shape in paper

    No, the logo is a flat five-pointed star shape.
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    Wrapping a shape in paper

    Hi all, I'm a long-time Photoshop user (since v2), but not necessarily an expert. Would appreciate some guidance from the gurus as to how to achieve an effect I'm after. Working on a new website design for a client, and for the pre-launch landing page I'd like to be able to take the logo (the...
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