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Here are a couple of possible answers. In the image below, I added a blue streak to the wooden sign by changing the layer blend mode to Color (on a new layer) and then simply painting blue on it. The blend mode of Color allows the underlying texture to remain. You can experiment with all the different blend modes to see what they do.

The second answer involves a somewhat advanced technique called Frequency Separation, which enables you to split an image into a texture layer and a color layer. You can then make changes to the color while preserving the texture. This technique is often used in skin retouching. Tutorial below.

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[QUOTE="Rich54, post: 1533821540, member: 109010"] Here are a couple of possible answers. In the image below, I added a blue streak to the wooden sign by changing the layer blend mode to Color (on a new layer) and then simply painting blue on it. The blend mode of Color allows the underlying texture to remain. You can experiment with all the different blend modes to see what they do. The second answer involves a somewhat advanced technique called Frequency Separation, which enables you to split an image into a texture layer and a color layer. You can then make changes to the color while preserving the texture. This technique is often used in skin retouching. Tutorial below. [ATTACH type="full"]128841[/ATTACH] [MEDIA=youtube]ldhG9fmgC7o[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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