Now I realize that very few (okay more like none) of our clients would ask for this but it's a good way to try (and learn) new things and expand your Photoshop skills.
Here is the finished image (click on it to view larger):
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjs1i9Jyu7tjlKwbv26G_0ZnqglRJ0OJDPwsOFQ-B2l4Gn_iZo_HBcGVE_TCbVcpqUjdRV1jb-Xurpc06AGxZjd8YlnIupQH8x-x31M6ZnEt6wcCOiE4EvsxRzWdPAK_D92twCPQbH-FY4/s400/crackedandpeeling.jpg)
I took the original image -
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj55OpLixLnMCHBYHWQ-StmDUTsj5pHbNPtoES6lPtOhehsx_d6omxGFN7R0inv89f-ofMAjHkUtI2G0oYyksLFzQmoskwI7XqPm3lADKzb7jkNx3xjsEph4iv4i-jRYCbhL5LSjq3ktP4/s400/crackedandpeeling4.jpg)
and using layer masks overlaid it with a dried mud texture -
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhIgYzbf210OiEcT3eXdpc2w_Hq7xJQwofvEB9Yive94LXKC6RnzY3jomTb_rf7rjut92HxRK5tpQwUVISpsaw33xhh3QLIcscyabMauMYeeH7eaEMP9XO06nu6fF82VE_vERX-oETYX9E/s400/crackedandpeeling3.jpg)
then took a small piece from a rust texture -
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhmRWzWh7Vj8zC-XPXYrRIy_LAfyguouXd8D3u58MBHvU2wxlEd7q-95sYd77IpWRikOlKBKgmwuRk0XsBOeWEYJcuMMqh1qZZNlW1idQfAPGEQwut1DCWfKPUMU-k-IHfiEhPXT751FIw/s400/crackedandpeeling2.jpg)
1 comment:
Despite your thoughts on the commercial viability of the technique it seems to work quite well and is very creative. Something not to be overlooked by any means!
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