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Ripped Border


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1. Load Photoshop and open your image.  Press 'Shift', 'Ctrl' and 'J' to move your image to its own layer.  Now use the Rectangular Marquee tool ('Shift' + 'M') to create a rectangle inside the image.  Finally, press 'Q' and the outer borders of your selection will appear red (which means you're in Quick Mask Mode).

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2. Go to Filter, Brush Strokes, Sprayed Strokes and enter a Stroke Length of 18, Spray Radius of 20 and Vertical for Stroke Direction.  Press OK and then 'Q' once again on your keyboard to exit Quick Mask Mode.

image 2

3. Press 'Ctrl', 'Shift' and 'I' to inverse your selection, and finally, press Backspace.

Ripped Border


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