- create a new file. i am using a flat black background with a 600 x 600 px resolution for the image. and i'm using a cropped image from my Oktoberfest pics.
- load your grunge brushes. if you only have the default brushes on your Photoshop, there's a lot of vector brushes found at deviantart.com. keyword is Grunge. in a new layer, play with the different brushes with black or white overlapping each print from the brushes.
- place your image on a new layer.
- with your image, now in place, duplicate it as many as you can and flatten them out. be sure to hide your original image after duplicating it.
- filter that layer using Filter >> Motion Blur >> (any setting). repeat the filter if you like.
- change the layer setting of the filtered layer from Normal to Overlay to blend it with the grunge background. unhide your image.
September 29, 2008
Photoshop Tutorial: Grungy Beer
another Photoshopping technique i've just learned. i used this technique to create a background for my Blogspot header.
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