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Please bear with me, I’m a novice:
Quick summary: I’m designing a flyer, I open up a photo and begin adding text, filters etc I then add some brush-strokes around the header text, effectively drawing something that looks like a grassy beach with fence-posts.
By chance, it has come out really nice and makes for a great logo- something I couldn’t really re-create.
Is it possible to separate the brush-strokes from the background (which is the photo, and not a separate layer ‘Background’). The drawing has not come out as a seperate layer.
PS it would be impossible to extract the drawing because of the detail in the brush-strokes
Thanks for any help.
Barney
Quick summary: I’m designing a flyer, I open up a photo and begin adding text, filters etc I then add some brush-strokes around the header text, effectively drawing something that looks like a grassy beach with fence-posts.
By chance, it has come out really nice and makes for a great logo- something I couldn’t really re-create.
Is it possible to separate the brush-strokes from the background (which is the photo, and not a separate layer ‘Background’). The drawing has not come out as a seperate layer.
PS it would be impossible to extract the drawing because of the detail in the brush-strokes
Thanks for any help.
Barney
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