
Add Realistic Beef Textures to Your Designs in PaintShop Pro
Want to serve up something unique in your next digital project? With this new Cuts of Beef script for PaintShop Pro, you can turn any shape into a realistic piece of marbled beef, sirloin, or brisket — raw, cooked, or grilled.
This script adds detailed textures and color variations to your shape, and you can even add grill marks for a freshly barbecued look. Just like on the real grill, no two pieces will come out exactly the same — thanks to built-in randomness, each run of the script gives you a slightly different result.
Get the script here: Cuts of Beef
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Free Sample Download
As a sampler, you can download a set of digits made from grilled marbled beef. Each digit is about 600 pixels tall and saved in PNG format, making them easy to use in most programs.
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