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From: Brendan_Post
Date: Mon, 21 Jun 2004 16:13

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I love these low-tech solutions. I just finished a magazine cover where I wanted the text to look worn and weathered. I set the type, printed it on plain white paper, crumpled it up and rubbed it over some sand and concrete, and scanned it back in.

Then set the layer mode to multiply and voila--weathered text.

Hands-on production. Fun.

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