Re: washed distressed texture

Hi Mike -

Although I haven't used it in exactly the manner you're looking for, you 
could use the eraser on a large size, set to a low density, like maybe 10 or 
20 depending on your image.  Click it around on top of your image whereever 
you want the effect.  Keep playing with it and you can "undo" things
until 
you get what you like.  If you want the rippling, too, you can use the warp 
brush.

Colleen


"mkh" <mike-DOT-henson@hawkins-dash-weir.com> wrote in message 
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> can someone explain the steps to achieving this texture or effect.  I am 
> wanting to apply it to one of my images.  I have seen this before.  I 
> think is is called washed or distressed.  Any help would be greatly 
> appreciate.  I have attached an image of a shirt.  The text on the shirt 
> is the effect I am going for.
>
> Mike
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