Photoshop Tutorial: Adding patterns to old sheepskin

Here I will teach you to add pictures in a simple way on old parchment, this tutorial can be done even for beginners is easy to master.

Here I will teach you to add pictures in a simple way on old parchment, this tutorial can be done even for beginners is easy to master.

First look at the final effect:

1. OK, let's get started! To start this tutorial you need to find some appropriate pictures of old parchment. If you don't, use Google search at your own discretion.

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2. Then, we need parchment style. Select the Burn tool (brush: 150px, Range: midtones, Exposure: 63%) Deepen a few spots on the parchment to make it look older.

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3. Now we can start creating the parchment on the image. To do this, we need shapes that can be found on the web. Select the Brush tool, load the shapes, create a new layer, set the color #a17c0b to draw the image on the parchment.

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4. Then select the Eraser tool and choose one of the standard Photoshop brushes:

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5. Set the eraser brush opacity about 50%, and start cleaning up work.

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6. Then click on the Menu "select" > "Load Selection", go to the channel, create a new alpha channel, and fill it with white in the area it chooses.

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7. After that, apply the filter "> Sketch" > "Pattern Type":

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8. The result should be the next:

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9. Use the "select" > "Color Range" and use the eyedropper within the color selection range.

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10. Now we have some constituencies.

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11. Back to the layer, create a new layer, fill the color to #a17c0b to the selection.

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12. Deselect the selection with Ctrl + D and change the layer blending mode to overlay.

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13. After that, select the Eraser tool and do the cleanup work.

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14. OK, this tutorial is done! I hope your results look like mine.

Final effect