4everinmotion
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I'm a screen printer & I need help distressing a graphic making it look old and flaking off. Abercrombie and Old Navy uses this effect a lot. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Alex
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Distressing a graphic
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Suggestion:
If you need the graphic to remain in vector format then you could open the graphic in Photoshop/Photopaint and use one of the filters to get the look you need (i.e. Brush Strokes>Spatter etc). Then save the file as a jpeg and then open it in CorelTrace and vectorize that file.
If you need the graphic to remain in vector format then you could open the graphic in Photoshop/Photopaint and use one of the filters to get the look you need (i.e. Brush Strokes>Spatter etc). Then save the file as a jpeg and then open it in CorelTrace and vectorize that file.
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