You can create wet paint drips manually, but it is quite tedious to do. In addition, how can you ensure that your drips will be perfectly straight?
This script will use all the area of your image (or parts of it, if you choose so), and will add some random drips, in random locations, in random thickness. You even get a little thickness added to the drop at the bottom!
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As a sampler, I had fun creating this multicolored alphabet with dripping paint.
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You can now have a corkboard to add any note, memo, paper, or even some lost and found objects. And even better, that board can be any shape you want.
For a sampler, I created individual digits using the font Rolipoli, which is a fat font, in order to give enough room to pint elements. Each element is about 1000 pixels in height and in PNG format.
When you want to create background papers, it is easy to create seamless tiles. However, it might be tedious to create your own design every time and you might also end up running out of ideas.
As samplers, I generated a few tiles and saved them for you in .pspimage format so you can use only one of the layers if you want, or even combine them between tiles.
You can convert a photo into a painting made with text patterns with this script.
As a sampler, I created some gradient digits, from white to red, and ran the Text Painting script on them. I chose to keep the original colors so you have something other than grey. Of course, you can always colorize those digits with a different color if you prefer.
These slats are going to be evenly distributed without the trouble of measuring them all. They will overlap also evenly.
Get this slats frame for your photos. The file is about 4000 pixels wide so you can resize it to suit your photo. Although it has vertical slats, you can rotate it if your photo is vertical. Just add your photo inside the mask layer to showcase your photo through the frame.
If you want to add your own photo, design or text to a Christmas ornament, it could look pretty flat as it would not have the expected curved distortion of a real ornament. This script, however, will do that for you, on any photo, design or text of your choice.
As a sampler, I created a set of red balls with gold digits on them. It will be perfect to add a year, a date or an anniversary. Each ball is about 1800 pixels so you can size it down to the dimensions you need.
You can now create a pretty custom angel for your holiday decorations.
As a sampler, I created five angels with lacy wings. That should give you variety to use them in just about any project.
Do you want to embellish your holiday cards and projects with something unique? These Christmas balls can be generated randomly but with your choice of colors. Although not all design combinations might be to your liking, you can simply keep the ones you like and discard the others. And if you want more, run the script again.
As a sampler, I ran the script using a yellow background for the balls and a single red color for the design. You get 6 different designs to use in your holiday projects.
You might want to wrap your own ribbon around your own frame or picture, but how do you do that? This is when you need this script. It will use any straight ribbon you want (opaque, patterned, lace, directional) and the script will arrange the pieces in a way that will look like it is wrapping around something.
As a sampler, I am offering you this lace ribbon. I didn't include the shadows so you can add your own, as needed. The whole arrangement is a little bit wider than 2600 pixels so you can resize it to what you need and trim the edges if necessary.
Do you like the idea of creating your own complex seamless pattern? Do you want to make sure elements are not overlapping? Do you want a balanced distribution of the elements? Do you want to avoid too many blue buttons grouped together? It is sometimes hard to get that balance while making sure that the pattern is really seamless and does not show visible gaps.
As a free sample, I created this seamless "tile" from holiday picture tubes and this script. The tile is 1500x1500 pixels so you can resize it however you want, and you can add your own background color for different results.
