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Photoshop F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 26 6:58 am)
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Well A zipper is realy easy if you break it down in to it basic parts, the teeth and the zipper pull. If you have photoshop 7, just create a brush similar to this.
Then just use it to stroke along a path in a desired color. Then just use layer effect to add a slight embose. Using liquify to deform your zipper to your desired shape. The zipper pull was below was created very simply by basic shapes, and embose layer effects. A more detailed brush, textures and light effect could be added to improve the overall effect. He is a simple version I whipped up quickly.
ps. Feel free to use the images above. jstuartj
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Okay, here is my next Question! I Want to paint a Zipper in Photoshop. How can i do this. The Zipper has to be curved and follows a Headshape.