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I would go with Hoogle's technique, then do the following:

1. Ensure your selection of the puzzle piece face is still active
2. Create a new top layer, and fill the selection with any color
3. Set this new layer's fill opacity to 0%, but keep the main layer opacity at 100%
4. Play around with layer styles (primarily inner shadow and bevel/emboss).

This should take Hoogle's awesome looking face, and give some of the nice 3D indents and effects that are part of the puzzle piece's original structure.

[QUOTE="tomross, post: 1533659701, member: 102323"] I would go with Hoogle's technique, then do the following: 1. Ensure your selection of the puzzle piece face is still active 2. Create a new top layer, and fill the selection with any color 3. Set this new layer's fill opacity to 0%, but keep the main layer opacity at 100% 4. Play around with layer styles (primarily inner shadow and bevel/emboss). This should take Hoogle's awesome looking face, and give some of the nice 3D indents and effects that are part of the puzzle piece's original structure. [/QUOTE]

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