Tutorials
Grunge!
Where: Photography
Author: tizjezzme
Created: 6/12/2009
Last Revision: 6/12/2009
Skill Level: Beginner
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Author: tizjezzme
Created: 6/12/2009
Last Revision: 6/12/2009
Skill Level: Beginner
Viewed 741 times.
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Grunge Art - A Tutorial
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Give your photo's a creative touch using this easy Grunge technique. It's so easy, you just won't believe it. The possibilities are endless; the more you do, the more ideas you can think up ..
I will walk you through the steps I took to create the image you see here on this page.
*WARNING* - This is highly Addicting
Comments
 | by Onslow on Jun 24, 2009 12:23:01 am [homepage] Thanks Shari I will certainly try this out :) |
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 | And that's it, Wow Shari and there was i thinking it was very complicated! I definately go to have a go at this sometime. |
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 | by bclaytonphoto (online now) on Jun 24, 2009 7:51:32 am [homepage] well written, clear and to the point..thanks!! |
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 | Its so simple, it's embarrassing. lol I have been getting sitemails from a few asking for more explaination; maybe its too vague. We'll see. David, I saw your first; it looks GREAT! :) |
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| Way to go Shaz, great little tut :) |
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 | by emmecielle on Jun 25, 2009 1:29:56 pm [homepage] Thanks Shari, I hope to do some testing as soon as possible! :) |
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 | I asked 2-3 days ago. Thanks for this. I am laughing...I've got more things to try than there are hours in the day for... Maybe I can take one of my 2000 airplane photos and grunge it??? |
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 | by goodoleboy on Jun 27, 2009 5:27:37 pm [homepage] A grand display of grunge, Sharilyn! I didn't even know you had posted this tutorial until I read bmac62's latest dove upload. So, let me experiment with this new found asset for a while and see what I can come up with. I hope this as easy as you claim! |
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 | Good job on this tuto Shari and hope more ppl will be addicted...great fun for sure. |
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 | by Digitaleagle on Jun 29, 2009 4:09:46 pm [homepage] Been playing around with this still haven't got it just like I want but it's alot of fun, thanks Shari!! |
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| Wow, thanks. New as I am to Photoshop, this was really simple and easy to follow. |
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| Very nice tutorial. Wouldn't it be better to use CTRL ALT SHIFT E to make a new merged layer that is non destructive? Thanks again for the nice tutorial. |
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 | by Green_My_Eyes on Jul 1, 2009 8:00:03 am [homepage] Thanks -- very useful. |
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 | Well done Shari easy to follow |
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 | So simple one wonders how this technique has escaped my attention for so long,thanks very much! |
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 | by frankachiquegomez on Jul 5, 2009 8:23:37 am [homepage] thanks a lot my friend: you rock!!! |
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 | Simple but very effective! Now we all know your secret and our photos will be as great as yours! :) It also gives me an idea on a new way to use it in my 3D materials. -thanks, Perry |
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 | Thank you Shari :) |
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| I'm glad you guys like my tutorial. It is so very basic, but it seems to be working out well for a lot of people. Thank you for your kind words and enthusiasm. |
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 | thanks for the lesson |
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 | So glad you made this tutorial Shari! Really opened the creative doors for me... |
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 | by evielouise on Jul 21, 2009 11:55:44 am [homepage] I will try it and the amazing thing is 2 layers??? or are my eyes deceiving once more ? |
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 | SUPER TUTORIAL... just a suggestion; either duplicate the original image (in the layers palet) and work above it till the end or rename the file right at the beginning so that you don't loose the original. |
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