Topic awaiting preservation: realistic paper tutorial (Page 1 of 1)

hey all. I'm looking for a 'good looking' not cheasy, tutorial on making paper. Preferabbly something like here:
http://www.staples.com/images/products/catalog/products/s0043476_std.jpg

or maybe a grung looking paper tutorial ?

not fake looking eh?

well the link you posted is a bunch of pictures. Yor best bet on realism is to take photos of it. Like the link. If you want grungy paper, then uh... wad it up, wet it down... spill coffee on it, Then take pictures of it.

Other wise, just paint. you could google for tutorials on paper if you want a tut.


[antique sigs are us]

Well I'm glad you're looking for such a tutorial. Let me know when you find one...

"Nothin' like a pro-stabbin' from a pro." -Weadah

this thread is screwy. hey, this has come up a lot in the past, so try searching the PS forum, archive, and the FAQ is always a good bet.

*gives nax a hearty stab in the buttox*


[antique sigs are us]

[This message has been edited by eyezaer (edited 03-17-2004).]

He should look at his thread at PST for the answers, too...


pierre

I remember the magazine, Computer Arts doing a good tut on paper, inc CD with source images, does that help?

Oooo its always good to have a PS answer - with a bit of fiddling this can give good results:
www.mccannas.com/pshop3/pshop23.htm

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Or try this:
-Open a new photoshop document.
-fill with a light color (beige, gray, offwhite)
-open filter menu-->texture-->texturizer
-choose canvas , scaling = +/- 53%, relief =1, light direction = bottom left;
-play with these settings
-add an 0.5 gaussian blur.




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