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Leaves Photo Frame


Start by creating a leaf shape using pen tool.

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Double click the layer to open layer style window. Apply layer style with the settings shown.

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Ctrl+Click the layer thumbnail to get the selection.

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From edit menu select >>define brush preset.

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Name the brush "leaf".

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Create a new layer. Select brush tool and press F5 to open brush settings. Select leaf form the custom brush presets.

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Apply settings as shown.

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Select foreground and background colors as shown in the image below.

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Apply the brush in a square style to create a frame.

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Similarly select the other colors and create another frame as shown.

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Change the layer mode of green leaves layer to luminosity.

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Duplicate the layer. Press Ctrl+T. Right click the layer and select perspective. Adjust nodes to get a perspective shadow. Reduce the opacity to 30%.

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Insert a flower cutout and place as shown in the image below.

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Duplicate flower layer twice. Scale down and place as shown.

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Insert the image you want to place inside the frame.

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Move this layer below all the layers in layer palette in layer order.

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Similarly duplicate all the photo frames and scale down to create a small photo frame.

Leaves Photo Frame Tutorial: Final Result



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