Gravel and Stripe
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Step 1. Open the image that you are going to frame and resize if neccesary. Use the dropper tool to select a dark colour from your image for your Open the sg_gravel-pattern and the goldbead pattern. Feel free to use your own patterns if you prefer. Unless the image you are using is a similar colour to mine, you need to change the colour of You can minimize the patterns. They will be available as patterns in your palette. Make the foreground of your palette pattern fill and choose the goldbead pattern Change the background of your palette to Pattern and choose the gravel pattern. Note* The orientation of the image I used is landscape
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Step 2. Go to Selections...Invert... Go to selections...Invert... Select None |
Step 3. Select the border with the Magic Wand Effects...3D Effects...Cutout... Repeat the cutout, changing the Horizontal Select All Go to Image...Add Borders... |
Step 4. Select the border using the Magic Wand Effects...3D Effects...Cutout... Repeat the cutout, changing the Horizontal
Go to Layers...Add a new raster layer |
Step 5. Don't delselect yet |
Step 6. Deselect Go to Effects...3D Effects...Drop Shadow Go to Layers...Arrange...Move Down...(or open the
layers Go to Layers...Duplicate... Go to the top layer (Raster 1) Go to Effects...3D Effects...Drop Shadow Go to Layers...Merge...Merge All... |
Step 7. Go to Image...Add Borders... Select the border with the Magic Wand Effects...3D Effects...Cutout... Repeat the cutout, changing the Horizontal Select All Go to Image...Add Borders... Select None This is another example The kingfisher is from a Photo by Vincent van Zalinge on Unsplash |
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