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4) Now select the Contour option and choose Gaussian from the Contour drop-down list.

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5) To add texture to the title select the Texture option and set the Scale to 89% and Depth=+280%.

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6) Now select the Stain option to make the title look darker and match the theme of the scene. Now set the levels of Stain as follows, Blending Mode=Multiply, Opacity=42%, Angle=19, Distance=38px, Size=14px.

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7) As part of final detailing to the title choose the Pattern Overlay and set the Blending Mode to Lighten and leave the other values as default.

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Final Results

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Authors Comment

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One response to “Create a Spooky Scarecrow Wallpaper Using Photoshop”

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    Garder

    It is a very usefull an nice tutorial
    thank you

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