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Once you've done that go filter>stylize>find edges to get something similar to the image below.
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| This tutorial will teach you how to make an army background. Start off with a document of any size and default colours. First, go filter>render>clouds. Once you've done that go filter>stylize>find edges to get something similar to the image below. |
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| Having done that, now go filter>sketch>chalk & charcoal with the settings - Charcoal aread- 6|Chalk area- 6|Stroke Pressure- 1. | |||||||||||||||||||
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| Now onto the last filter, go filter>sketch>cutout and use the default settings to get something that looks like the below. | |||||||||||||||||||
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| To finish it off, add colour, ctrl + u and then use the following settings; 148|100|-47 to get an army like green colour similar to the one below. You are now finished and should have something that looks like. | |||||||||||||||||||
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