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How to reproduce this effect?


EdwardSharpen

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How can I reproduce this effect in my image? The author of this work makes a depth effect on the edges very interesting, but I am quite inexperienced in Photoshop. I tried to use bevel and emboss, but I didn't get the same effect. Is it from some other Adobe program?

P.S.: My original language is not English, I'm using an automatic translator.

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IamSam

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Hello Edward and welcome to to the forum.

Are you referring to this effect? If so, this is done with a layer style "Bevel & Emboss" and "Stroke".

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Just a note..........This B&E effect can also be done by hand, but it's a much more involved and difficult task!
 

EdwardSharpen

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Hello Edward and welcome to to the forum.

Are you referring to this effect? If so, this is done with a layer style "Bevel & Emboss" and "Stroke".

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Just a note..........This B&E effect can also be done by hand, but it's a much more involved and difficult task!
Yes, that was the effect I was talking about, thanks for the help. However, I notice that the edge of the effect has these two lines that look really cool, besides not getting so "blurry" done in the example you posted.

I tried to use the "chisel hard" and soften it, pleased me more, but it still did not look the same. Do you have any idea how the "two-line" effect can be done? Thank you.

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However, I notice that the edge of the effect has these two lines that look really cool, besides not getting so "blurry" done in the example you posted.
As I stated, there are other ways to accomplish this effect.

You could use the outer selection combined with a reduced inner selection and the Brush Tool Tool to manually create the effect and sharpen up the edges.

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Brush Tool work (on new layer)
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You can duplicate the Brush Work layer and move it slightly...
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Completed with "two lines"
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The artist may have used some sort of specific plug-in to do this effect? Or some other way?
We can only guess. And my guess is that I don't know. You would have to ask artist.

Have you asked the artist?
 

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If it was not done manually, it may have been a specific layer style that the artist created.

Remember, the bevel and emboss effect can be HIGHLY customized with the contour editor! So that's where I would suggest you start!
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Also, you can stack layer styles! You can stack them and change their blending modes! The options and variables are almost endless!

You will just have to start experimenting!

I looked at his site. I see this effect you are asking about. I'm guessing he stacked layer styles.
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EdwardSharpen

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Also, you can stack layer styles! You can stack them and change their blending modes! The options and variables are almost endless!

You will just have to start experimenting!

I looked at his site. I see this effect you are asking about. I'm guessing he stacked layer styles.
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Whoa, thank you so much for the guidance! I'll be back here soon if I can come up with an ideal solution!
 

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