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Yet another question, what effect is this?


postrm

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I've another question, I have a plain blue background but I'd like to have the effect that I've seen here - the lines in the background. I've checked all the filters but none of them did it
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Re: What effect is this?

Nice one jerry

Cheers

John
 

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You can also use Pattern overlay from a layer style.

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You need to click where the first arrow is pointing and then on the cog for more options and select Web Patterns

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Do you know this effect? I'm struggling to find it.

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The effect on top of the blue and white number, its like a finger print on the number and along the middle its like its been folded
 

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Here is a quick way to create the effect. I'll let the layers panel image explain what I did. If you have questions, feel free to ask.
I did not add the fingerprints.

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I managed to do the first part with the 92% opacity background but I can't work out how you did it for the text effect too. I have the number 5 in a separate layer, I've not used layer masks much so I'm not sure how you did that.
 

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Not sure if Sam done it like this, but you could hide the text layer and then CTRL + Click on that layers thumbnail to make the selection active then click on the Color Fill layer mask to select it and paint with black using a hard brush

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To create the finger print, add a new layer and select one to the brushes you downloaded, paint with black and change the blend mode to soft light and adjust the opacity to suit

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