Combine Threshold Layers for More Detail

By Diana Day · Issue: March/April 2010 (v7n2)

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Should you ever feel you need more detail in any of your digital stamps, try this method. It looks long and complicated, but once you follow through the steps, you should understand the concept well enough to adapt it to your own brush stamps.

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1 Reply to Combine Threshold Layers for More Detail:

Reynaldo
June 23, 2010 at 5:40 am

Genius! Genius! Genius! G..G…G….Genius ! ! !

What more can I say. I am a big fan of Pop Arts. It makes the whole world of creating photo Pop Arts a lot lot easier. My kudos to the creator of this technique.

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