Quote Originally Posted by thomrey View Post
Good to see it put to good use ! I really like the color transition to the border, I was wondering how to achieve it correctly. Rep will have to wait though
Thanks Thomas glad you like it. I had a plain blue layer (set to 65% multiply i think) for water on top of the parchment. Then i used the "select by colour tool" in gimp on the black parts of the parchment, selecting the black background along the edge and the holes. With the "stroke selection function" i used a cloudy/fuzzy brush in different sizes as an eraser along the edges to erase the blue water layer. Therby the original parchment color came back through. I think in PS it's possible to do something similar (and in my experience maybe even in an easier way )

Quote Originally Posted by Ilanthar View Post
A bit dark to my taste, but it's looking good nonetheless.
Thanks for the feedback Ilanthar! Yes, currently i'm working on my old laptop. Its screen has different color settings compared to my desktop pc. I reuploaded a brighter version of it. Is it looking better now?