Check this list for some paper effects Photoshop Plugins and backgrounds.
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CreaseCrease gives designers a new way to add depth to their images. Crease allows you to bend, fold and crease your images like paper, to add depth and dimension. Surface sheen, lighting, shading and shadows are all automatically applied when the image is creased. |
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DeckleDeckle is great for tearing the edges of photos, creating rips along the side of an image or even tearing holes in a photo or paper. Deckle gives you complete control over the fiber length, size, color, image bleed, frequency and other important aspects of this effect. |
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Page Curl Pro 2.1This plug-in helps you make realistic and high quality curls and paper folding effects. Provides you with the ability to set an image from file as a backside content of the page to be curled. |
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High Resolution Paper Backgrounds CollectionAn outstanding collection of 60 unique paper backgroudnds, in high resolution (1181 x 1654 pixels) image files. Each image shows a different type of paper that can be use in as a background in your favorite layout software. These images are delivered in high-resolution RGB color JPEG files. This collection is compatible with any graphics software, running on any operating system, that can open high resolution JPEG files in RGB color format. |
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Pixel Paper Effects Photoshop PluginPixelPaper is a remarkable collection of filters that turn your images into folded, crumpled, and crinkled pieces of paper. PixelPaper allows you to Bend your image, turn in the sides of it with a curl. Crinkle and Crumple together your image for it to resemble a balled up piece of paper that?s been smoothed out. Crunch the edges of your images making them look damaged and distorted. Anywhere you want a crease or fold PixelPaper gives you the power to do it. |
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i was seriously thinking about page creases when your newsletter came !
well… thanx
Posted by ranju on October 9th, 2006 at 11:45 pm
Excellent techniques, producing the subtle, yet distinct effects needed for realism.
I am trying to reproduce the effect, of a football player bursting through a banner, and onto the field, so to speak, [kind of like an “Out of bounds” picture]. I would like to create, as an example, a piece of paper with a ragged tear in the middle, and the edges of the tear, of course, distorted [folded] realistically, inward towards the viewer. I can sort of do it, by creating shapes, using paths, but am not happy with my results.
If there are any techniques, directions, thoughts, tutorials or help you might be willing to convey, I would forever be greatfull.
With eager anticipation
Robert J. Gould
P.S. Am using Photoshop 7 “TKS”
Posted by rjg on October 30th, 2006 at 4:38 am
I really like it. It looks so real and nice. Thanks for this tutorial.
Posted by Ginny Le on February 2nd, 2007 at 10:45 am
[…] This tutorial you have just finished reading, and hopefully managed to get the same results, can be combined with another tutorial I wrote last year: Creating Paper Folds and Creases. Combining both tutorials you can create something like this image: […]
Posted by Watercolor Text Painted on a Wet Paper on May 30th, 2007 at 6:30 pm
Excellent explanation of a technique I would never have worked out for myself. 10 out 10
Posted by Chris Worthington on June 5th, 2007 at 9:34 am
ITS EXTRA GOOD
Posted by SAINT JUDE on August 31st, 2007 at 3:20 am
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