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May 9th 2004#150048 Report
TsarMatt
Member since: May 9th 2004
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Ok, so lets say youve got a stencil and when your spraying paint you're a bit messy and it goes over the edges of your stencil, which is rectangular. Does anyone understand?
i just want to know how to get teh effect of overspray using photoshop.
Any help?
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May 10th 2004#150128 Report
sPECtre
Member since: Dec 20th 2003
Posts: 192
I'd make a selection for the shape of your stencil. Then invert it (CTRL+Shift+ I). then paint with the airbrush setting on, and maybe the "dissolve" blending mode.
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May 13th 2004#150400 Report
CryptoManiac
Member since: Feb 20th 2004
Posts: 187
If you use dissolve you might want to follow it up with some blur, cause dissolve generally produces very big square holes in your "paint".
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May 13th 2004#150410 Report
sPECtre
Member since: Dec 20th 2003
Posts: 192
Usually, I merge the dissolve one with another one,it produces a different effect.
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May 14th 2004#150495 Report
CryptoManiac
Member since: Feb 20th 2004
Posts: 187
Like a noise effect?

I was trying to do something similar and I ended up using the smudge tool to blend out some "Overspray".
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