Open a new file (1024x768) and prepare 3 images like this (put each image on one layer):
Open layer mask on Layer Center (which content the center image) by clicking its symbol:
Choose Brush Tool, foreground color is #000000 and set option like this picture:
Come back to layer mask of layer "center", use brush to make the image come through like this picture below:
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Continue to do it until the image looks good:
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Create Layer mask for the top layer (layer "Right"), use the same brushes to make it come through too. This is what you get:
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The Layers:
After using layer mask, choose Eraser Tool with brushes like this:
Choose the bottom layer, now use Eraser Tool to clear the border of image, this step will make it looks better:
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Continue with its top & bottom, now you get this:
After this step, choose Layer Center
Clear the top & bottom:
You will get this:
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Continue to clear with Layer Right, your result:
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Merge 3 layers together and name it "main". Make it be into Black & White (Desaturate) by press Ctrl + Shift + U.
Go to Filter > Sharpen > Sharpen to make it looks sharp.
Go to Layer > Adjustment > Level (or press Ctrl + L), and set option like this picture:
Duplicate layer Main twice and put them below layer Main, set opacity 23%. Move 1 layer to left and the other to right. You will get this result:
Open this texture and drag it into your file. Put it on the top and move wherever you like:
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Set texture into screen mode. Choose Elliptical marquee tool and set option:
Make a selection and erase unnecessary areas:
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Duplicate the texture, move & erase like the picture below:
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Duplicate texture last time and move it to the right side of image:
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The Layers at this time:
Well, I think you've finished your work. If you wanna decorate more so you can put brushes, text... into it.
This is the final result
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Click here to download brushes used in this tutorial