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In this tutorial I'm going to show you how to make borders easily using quickmask and filters in photoshop. Here's a sample that I did using quick mask and fragment filter;
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1. Create a new file (file - new - 200*200px). This will be our brush to create the beard. Select your brush tool and use a round shape with a size of 4 pixels to create a few random lines like this. Make sure your foreground color is black #000000.
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1. Create a new document (900*700).
2. Fill the background with #4399d1 and look at the guides I've created in the screenshot below. Also select a rectangle like shown below (heigth of 350px) using your rectangular marquee tool.
1. Open a picture (I took a screenshot using google earth from my school) and duplicate the layer (layer - duplicate layer)...
2. Go to (filter - blur - surface blur) and use the following settings.
1. Create a new document (800*600).
2. Fill the background with #ffffff and look at the guides I've created in the screenshot below.
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