I found a new burlap picture and used that instead. I like it much better then the first burlap I used. The other one was too bumpy or something.
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Sometimes browsing blogs can be really handy. For instance, I'm always looking for new things to do with my photoshop. I love the program, but I don't have the time or money to buy a tutorial book, etc. However, the author of one of my favorite blogs posted this tonight. Its a tutorial on making photos look "antique".
My first attempt, with using a burlap sack as the "antiquing" went okay. Better then I expected, though.
My first attempt, with using a burlap sack as the "antiquing" went okay. Better then I expected, though.
6 comments:
I love the pictures. I really like the one you antiqued with the scratched steel.
Cheryl
I like the one with the scratched steel. I've never done that with a photo so I will have to go read that tutorial.
What version of photoshop do you have. I have a bunch of old tutorial books around here and if I have one that will help with your version I will be happy to pass it along to you.
NEAT!
Jen- I have PS Elements 6. :)
My DH is very proficient with PS...I keep meaning to have him teach me some cool tricks.
Very cool. You did a nice job!
That is so cute. They really do look antique....I think you should frame these and then add little one and have an old frame displaying their precious faces.
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