How to make this type of border???

Joy Foraker · 08-07-2003, 11:31 PM

Ahaaa, welles Interesting. Thanks for the review on Classic Frames.

I do remember looking at their application and liking it but then decided on PhotoFrame --I can't remember the reason. [stuned] [stuned] [stuned]

Joyful

wbiss · 08-12-2003, 11:24 AM

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Mark:Ya i agree Joy. The plugin is good for that. The only way to match that functionality would be to take a day in PS and create a bunch of your own borders, then convert them to Vector Shapes and make a custom library out of them. That's what i'd do.

I totally agree Mark.

And, the other thing I don't like about the 'plug-ins', is that if you've seen the 'effect' more than once, you've seen it once too often.

Welles, I very much like that 'classic' frame! [excited]

08-12-2003, 05:43 PM

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Originally Posted by wbiss

And, the other thing I don't like about the 'plug-ins', is that if you've seen the 'effect' more than once, you've seen it once too often

Exactly! That's why I try to convince others to hide the effects of Photoshop's standard filters as much as possible.
Joy's 'Chagall' challenge is a good pratice for that

Welles,
I can understand your preference for a physical frame, but it's not the kind of frame that is used in most graphic designs

A well designed frame or border of you wish, can really add something extra to an image.

08-12-2003, 05:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wbiss

And, the other thing I don't like about the 'plug-ins', is that if you've seen the 'effect' more than once, you've seen it once too often

Exactly! That's why I try to convince others to hide the effects of Photoshop's standard filters as much as possible.
Joy's 'Chagall' challenge is a good pratice for that

Welles,
I can understand your preference for a physical frame, but it's not the kind of frame that is used in most graphic designs

A well designed frame or border of you wish, can really add something extra to an image.

08-12-2003, 05:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wbiss

And, the other thing I don't like about the 'plug-ins', is that if you've seen the 'effect' more than once, you've seen it once too often

Exactly! That's why I try to convince others to hide the effects of Photoshop's standard filters as much as possible.
Joy's 'Chagall' challenge is a good pratice for that

Welles,
I can understand your preference for a physical frame, but it's not the kind of frame that is used in most graphic designs

A well designed frame or border of you wish, can really add something extra to an image.

08-12-2003, 05:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wbiss

And, the other thing I don't like about the 'plug-ins', is that if you've seen the 'effect' more than once, you've seen it once too often

Exactly! That's why I try to convince others to hide the effects of Photoshop's standard filters as much as possible.
Joy's 'Chagall' challenge is a good pratice for that

Welles,
I can understand your preference for a physical frame, but it's not the kind of frame that is used in most graphic designs

A well designed frame or border of you wish, can really add something extra to an image.

08-12-2003, 05:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wbiss

And, the other thing I don't like about the 'plug-ins', is that if you've seen the 'effect' more than once, you've seen it once too often

Exactly! That's why I try to convince others to hide the effects of Photoshop's standard filters as much as possible.
Joy's 'Chagall' challenge is a good pratice for that

Welles,
I can understand your preference for a physical frame, but it's not the kind of frame that is used in most graphic designs

A well designed frame or border of you wish, can really add something extra to an image.

08-12-2003, 05:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wbiss

And, the other thing I don't like about the 'plug-ins', is that if you've seen the 'effect' more than once, you've seen it once too often

Exactly! That's why I try to convince others to hide the effects of Photoshop's standard filters as much as possible.
Joy's 'Chagall' challenge is a good pratice for that

Welles,
I can understand your preference for a physical frame, but it's not the kind of frame that is used in most graphic designs

A well designed frame or border of you wish, can really add something extra to an image.

08-12-2003, 05:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wbiss

And, the other thing I don't like about the 'plug-ins', is that if you've seen the 'effect' more than once, you've seen it once too often

Exactly! That's why I try to convince others to hide the effects of Photoshop's standard filters as much as possible.
Joy's 'Chagall' challenge is a good pratice for that

Welles,
I can understand your preference for a physical frame, but it's not the kind of frame that is used in most graphic designs

A well designed frame or border of you wish, can really add something extra to an image.

08-12-2003, 05:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wbiss

And, the other thing I don't like about the 'plug-ins', is that if you've seen the 'effect' more than once, you've seen it once too often

Exactly! That's why I try to convince others to hide the effects of Photoshop's standard filters as much as possible.
Joy's 'Chagall' challenge is a good pratice for that

Welles,
I can understand your preference for a physical frame, but it's not the kind of frame that is used in most graphic designs

A well designed frame or border of you wish, can really add something extra to an image.

08-12-2003, 05:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wbiss

And, the other thing I don't like about the 'plug-ins', is that if you've seen the 'effect' more than once, you've seen it once too often

Exactly! That's why I try to convince others to hide the effects of Photoshop's standard filters as much as possible.
Joy's 'Chagall' challenge is a good pratice for that

Welles,
I can understand your preference for a physical frame, but it's not the kind of frame that is used in most graphic designs

A well designed frame or border of you wish, can really add something extra to an image.

08-12-2003, 05:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wbiss

And, the other thing I don't like about the 'plug-ins', is that if you've seen the 'effect' more than once, you've seen it once too often

Exactly! That's why I try to convince others to hide the effects of Photoshop's standard filters as much as possible.
Joy's 'Chagall' challenge is a good pratice for that

Welles,
I can understand your preference for a physical frame, but it's not the kind of frame that is used in most graphic designs

A well designed frame or border of you wish, can really add something extra to an image.

08-12-2003, 05:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wbiss

And, the other thing I don't like about the 'plug-ins', is that if you've seen the 'effect' more than once, you've seen it once too often

Exactly! That's why I try to convince others to hide the effects of Photoshop's standard filters as much as possible.
Joy's 'Chagall' challenge is a good pratice for that

Welles,
I can understand your preference for a physical frame, but it's not the kind of frame that is used in most graphic designs

A well designed frame or border of you wish, can really add something extra to an image.

08-12-2003, 05:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wbiss

And, the other thing I don't like about the 'plug-ins', is that if you've seen the 'effect' more than once, you've seen it once too often

Exactly! That's why I try to convince others to hide the effects of Photoshop's standard filters as much as possible.
Joy's 'Chagall' challenge is a good pratice for that

Welles,
I can understand your preference for a physical frame, but it's not the kind of frame that is used in most graphic designs

A well designed frame or border of you wish, can really add something extra to an image.

08-12-2003, 05:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wbiss

And, the other thing I don't like about the 'plug-ins', is that if you've seen the 'effect' more than once, you've seen it once too often

Exactly! That's why I try to convince others to hide the effects of Photoshop's standard filters as much as possible.
Joy's 'Chagall' challenge is a good pratice for that

Welles,
I can understand your preference for a physical frame, but it's not the kind of frame that is used in most graphic designs

A well designed frame or border of you wish, can really add something extra to an image.

How to make this type of border???

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