Post by Peterj on Oct 25, 2016 11:42:47 GMT
I'm not certain if this is the correct area to post, if not possibly a moderator will move it.
Recently I decided to have one of my composite images printed onto canvas and framed. I chose a floating black frame that I was extremely happy with. I thought it might be useful for displaying web images, but a pure black frame really didn’t enhance the image as well as the floating frame. I decided to create one electronically. The trick was to have 2 black layers with enough difference to simulate the floating aspect. The Original psd file including all the layers is available on CloudUp as a zipped file { cloudup.com/cqb1SGphmmy } if you’re interested in the steps, or for that matter changing any aspect.
When I used this I found drawing diagonal lines at each corner through the 2 black layers added a bit of realistic joinery.
Recently I decided to have one of my composite images printed onto canvas and framed. I chose a floating black frame that I was extremely happy with. I thought it might be useful for displaying web images, but a pure black frame really didn’t enhance the image as well as the floating frame. I decided to create one electronically. The trick was to have 2 black layers with enough difference to simulate the floating aspect. The Original psd file including all the layers is available on CloudUp as a zipped file { cloudup.com/cqb1SGphmmy } if you’re interested in the steps, or for that matter changing any aspect.
When I used this I found drawing diagonal lines at each corner through the 2 black layers added a bit of realistic joinery.
