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Not bad, but may I ask for some modifications please?
Absolutely Brilliant! Thank you so much for your patienceEdited above.
I apologize, I'm very busy!! If it's not satisfactory, hopefully someone else will jump in on this one. Good luck!
I really don't have a critique as you did a great job. There are two main ways to create the effect, you can search for existing torn paper images or "textures". The other method is by using custom made torn paper brushes or by using "grunge" style brushes to create the torn edge effect. Either way works well and details can be added to enhance the effect.wouyldn't mind a critique from you as well and maybe some insight into the torn paper effect.
That's actually very well executed. Quite a professional work Thank you so much for your efforts@Naomi N. - I decided to take a shot at this - admittedly outside my wheelhouse especially with the torn edges. But did my best and also tried to meet your above requests.
@IamSam - wouyldn't mind a critique from you as well and maybe some insight into the torn paper effect.
Nice effect to have different ages in a single collage.
- Jeff
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Thanks @IamSam. I had tried using brushes but ended up grabbing the torn edge from the original Courtney Cox image set. Your method is quite elegant - will take a try at it.I really don't have a critique as you did a great job. There are two main ways to create the effect, you can search for existing torn paper images or "textures". The other method is by using custom made torn paper brushes or by using "grunge" style brushes to create the torn edge effect. Either way works well and details can be added to enhance the effect.
In my version I veered away from a literal/realistic torn paper effect by using an offset custom brush. If you actually tear a piece of paper and examine the edge closely, you will see that the inner edge is never the same as the outer edge. And most outer edges are ragged and thin. This can be done from scratch but it takes a lot of work. The original edit that the OP posted had symmetrical edges and was more than likely done with a custom brush. I simply followed suit and did the same.
I made two groups consisting of a inner edge layer that was colored and given texture, an outer edge layer that was white, and the clipped image layer that was positioned appropriately.
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Thanks!My version. I think the B&W looks OK like the Courtney version.
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You're welcome. All the layers are masked so easy to change the angle of the torn parts.Thanks!