Grungy-type edges?

Yet again, another question about Sillium GFX (one of my favs) :D

Now anyway, on the splash page of Sillium GFX (http://www.sillium.org), you'll see 2 images with a white grungy-type border.

I was wondering how he did that, can someone help me here? Or can Decta tell me HIMSELF!!!!! :D

It just looks to me like the got out the 1 pixel pencil eraser and erased some lines or whatever. He could've used a biger custom brush too just to make the work go faster but I don't think there's any complicated way to do it.

Hint: When doing something. Try the simplest way first. A lot of times it works the best.

Peace.

try here:

grunge edges

... it worked for me

go to www.stridingstudio.com

then go to tut's ...
they have various grunge techniques

um, yeah Amenranozira, you just posted the same link (only less precise) as the guy before you about 2 hours later than he did

I don't understand step 10........where's the displace filter and etc.

I just don't get step 10! they should be more specific of where the displace filter is.

Can someone help me?

yeah that step 10 almost caught me out.... read step 7

"7. Now that you have created the texture save it as a PSD file."

When you select the displace filter, it then asks to select a file, this is where 'step7.psd' is used.

hope this helps

Displace filter!? What displace filter??????

filter | distort | displace

Hey coo, man. Thanks