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BEFORE YOU START DOWNLOAD THE PATTERN FILE HERE
place it into your adobe directory E.G (C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS2\Presets\Patterns).
Create a new document 500×500 pixels, select the color “d2d2d2″ then select the “rectangle tool” or press the letter “U” then draw out a rectangle. Make it look like a small A4 peice of paper. Now right click the layer that has been created and goto “blending options” and goto pattern overlay. then take the following steps.
1. click pattern overlay,
2. click the arrow next to the pattern selction
3. click the little arrow for extra options
4. click color paper
here is the image that the numbers corrospond to. (hope ive made easy enough to understand).
Now when the new set of patterns are loaded into photoshop scroll down and select the notebook pattern (see image below).
If you followed the above correctly you should have something like below.
Now lets add our wrinkles, create a new document 500×500 pixels select the color black and a light grey, then select the gradient tool. Change the mode to “difference”
Now just drag random gradients on your canvas all on the same layer till you get an effect like this.
Once you have a effect like above (baring in mind it wont be the exact same as mine) goto “filter > stylize > emboss” use standard settings. You should have something like this.
Now “right-click” your background layer and select “layer from background” and click ok to the box that comes up, now click the layer while holding the “ctrl” key on the keyboard, this will select it now copy “edit > copy” or “ctrl + c”.
Now divert back to you piece of paper your prevously made and click on the “SECOND” box on your layer whilst holding down “ctrl”.
This will select your paper, Now goto “edit > paste into” or press “shift + ctrl + v”. The new layer that has been created set the layer mode to “hard light”. Now give it a drop shadow and a black 1 pixel stroke and your done, it should look like this.
Heres just a little pile of paper i made using this tutorial.
20 Responses to “Wrinkled Up Paper Tutorial”
Pisgah Says:
nice tut dude! thanks for this… i really needed it :D
Nathan Says:
Not very realistic.
Chad Says:
I disagree with Nathan, respectfully. The papers are not super realistic, but the effect - the whole point of the tutorial - is EXTREMELY realistic! Great use of a simple idea. A+
sandeep singh Says:
thanxx for compliment
Jamar Says:
Nice tut. I will this very soon.
Ed Says:
Thanks a bunch. I used this on my site http://www.sorryexxon.com
I can’t thank you enough! Very nice effect.
Theeban Says:
yea, no bad it seems and thanks da machi……
aman Says:
Don’t worry man
u r genious
Maria Says:
Cool tutorial…I tried and tried and tried and tried…and still stuck on this part here:
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Now “right-click” your background layer and select “layer from background” and click ok to the box that comes up, now click the layer while holding the “ctrl” key on the keyboard, this will select it now copy “edit > copy” or “ctrl + c”.
Now divert back to you piece of paper your prevously made and click on the “SECOND” box on your layer whilst holding down “ctrl”.
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I really don’t get it…i give up! Will try another time…LOL I have Photoshop 7.0 and that part you mention >>>>layer from background” and click ok to the box that comes up <<<<<< I don’t have that… :( This is not easy to do! Do you have a similar tutorial using this version of photoshop? Please get back to me using my hotmail address…Thanks so much.
Maria
ADMIN Says:
basically when you double click your background layer your just unlocking it.! so it can be played with
Mad Kakashi Says:
ooh, i’m using this for my website… my resume etc. :D ty ty.
jovi Says:
“I disagree with Nathan, respectfully. The papers are not super realistic, but the effect - the whole point of the tutorial - is EXTREMELY realistic! Great use of a simple idea. A+”
I agree with you,we have to appreciate it.that’s good!
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