First, I don't use any plugin: I consider that borders, like pictures, should be designed by yourself using your own tools - they're part of your own creation. Mine are painted with Photoshop brushes made of pictures of old walls, skotch tape, etc... It's pretty easy to create your own. Just carry a camera with you and keep looking around at the walls. You'll notice interesting patterns, for instance, in broken windows. Shoot them, then convert them to B&W, ensuring that the background is white and the "grunge brush" element is black. Define a brush. And paint with it
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This is great Jean
i use photo shop a lot to create pieces seen in my gallery [link] / as with brushes these i tend to use when doing digital paintings with a graphics pen/tablet
perhaps you could do a news article on what you have mentioned here in your journal
Cheers!
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I have made my own brushes before, but never thought of adding them to a photo, or using them for the boarder etc.
And i agree with " I consider that borders, like pictures, should be designed by yourself using your own tools - they're part of your own creation" bit
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What is sad is that I share a lot and at the same time, some people steal my work
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