Newbie help with creating finished effect..

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I want to create an effect that will give the appearance of 'fine bone-china' on a website. For example, something like a china door-plate down the side, with bone-china buttons for navigation, perhaps with gilt-edging.

Can anyone help with this?

Thanks,
Mike.
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Are you looking to hire someone to so this, or just looking for tips?

The Doormouse

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The Doormouse wrote:

Are you looking to hire someone to so this, or just looking for tips?

It's for a non-profit hobby project, so "tips" please.
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Mike wrote:
I want to create an effect that will give the appearance of 'fine bone-china' on a website. For example, something like a china door-plate down the side, with bone-china buttons for navigation, perhaps with gilt-edging.

Can anyone help with this?

Thanks,
Mike.
If you are signed up for Adobe Studio Exchange you could look for a layer effect /Style for this. Or do a search on the web for Layer Styles assuming PS6 or over.

You could probably make your own style with enough trial and error. Emboss, inner glow, contours, etc.

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Mike wrote:

Are you looking to hire someone to so this, or just looking for tips?

It's for a non-profit hobby project, so "tips" please.

Scan a photo of some china and then cut up the photo using Photoshop.

You can make a background tile, buttons, everything using pieces of that one photo.

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On Fri, 30 Apr 2004 16:21:31 +0100, Mike wrote:

I want to create an effect that will give the appearance of 'fine bone-china' on a website.

You can turn your photos or images into Blue China using Repligator's Blue China effect:

http://www.ransen.com/repligator/bluechina.htm

Try the free demo...

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