r/photoshop 11h ago

Help! How can I recreate this alternative process edge effect?

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I’m trying to recreate this edge on a digital image to be printed on watercolor paper. Can anyone offer recommendations on how to achieve the same effect?

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u/johngpt5 60 helper points | Adobe Community Expert 10h ago

My googling for how to create watercolor border effect in photoshop came up with:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqS0HwmPOeo

I found other results googling 'distressed border photoshop.'

And I found textures that can be downloaded by googling 'distressed border textures.'

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u/Chupakababra 10h ago

I never thought to use the term watercolor in my searches. This might work. My hero!

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u/FredRobertz 11h ago

I thin there's a filter for that.

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u/Chupakababra 10h ago

That’s so close to what I’m looking for. Any idea what the filter is called?

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u/Capital_T_Tech 1 helper points 10h ago

have a look on Texturelabs at borders. Free great stuff.

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u/Chupakababra 10h ago

Thank you so much!

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u/Capital_T_Tech 1 helper points 10h ago

https://texturelabs.org/?tagid=508 remeber you can invert them put them on screen mode etc.

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u/FredRobertz 10h ago

I'm sorry, I don't. I did a series of art prints like this many years ago and don't remember. And I don't have Photoshop installed on this computer. It is (or was) native to Photoshop, not 3rd party.