Create a Stamp

August 10th, 2007 by spllogics

In this tutorial I’m going to show you a few quick steps to create a stamp with your photos or artwork. This prosess should be fairly easy. I have had a few people get some questions so if you have any trouble do feel free to contact me on the step you have trouble with.

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I went ahead and created 2 new layers. Layer 2 is just a fill color so that layer 3 will show up. On Layer 3 use your select marquee tool and create a square and fill it with White.

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Next lets set up the Eraser tool setting:

Select your Eraser tool.

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Make sure that the Eraser tool is set to Mode “Brush”.
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Then with the Eraser tool selected go to Windows>Brushes . Here we are able to Change the options of our eraser tool

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Brush Size will depend on the size of your document.

So select a medium size brush with a hardness of 100% and a spacing
of about 90-120%. Spacing will also depend on your dacument size.

Next on Layer 3 (Ctl+Click the layer) to select the layer (martching-ants).
Then open up your Path Palette.Windows>Paths And “makes work path from selection” option.

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Your selection should turn from the “Marching ants” to a solid path line. Now click the Path Properties (right arrow at the top) and go to “Stroke Path”

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An Option Box will appear. Set the Tool as Eraser and Simulate Pressure unchecked.

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Then click OK , then in your Path Pallete delete the Work path and now you should have something that looks like a stamp edge.

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A Few more Options you can add.

Drop Shadow:

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Texture:

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Then your ready for your image and text.
Place your image, crop as needed, add a stroke and/or texture as above.

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© Tutorial written by Jason Poston – Spllogics All rights reserved.

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