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this is really neat.. simple and easy to follow...
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This is an awesome tutorial.
If you don't mind me asking, what sort of font did you use when descirbing the steps?
It has a very clean look to it. I know it's not arial, but its almost too straight to be Trebuchet.
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yeah, it's my favourite font - Myriad 
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awesome, thank you very much
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Phwee! Very, very helpful! Thank you, I'm definitely going to try to work with this!
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cool
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That's a really awesome tutorial - I love the outcome.
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Thanks for what appears to be a great and easy to use tip.....I'm off to try it...
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Thanks
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Sure did and I found that putting a drop shadow gives a different feel to the texture. Much appreciate the sharing and caring way you put these clear tip together.
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Yaaaaa awesome!
I've been texturising my text in a different way, and it takes much longer and doesn't suit the background as much. I've been making a text layer, saving it as a jpeg then reopening it and cutting into it with grungy brush erasers. I then select all the text that's left and dump it on the background layer.
This is SO much better though, because it actually brings elements from the background layer to the text - so they fit! I was wondering how on earth you'd been doing that!
This one is up there with the Digital Polariser for me - an awesome tutorial and technique.
You are the Photoshop Master!
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Glad you found it useful - i'm happy to share my secrets 
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That looks cool. I probably have to do it step-by-step to understand it, though, imagining is a bit hard.
Thank you for this!
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Your welcome 
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Very nice, I like these! Even the simple things like text texture can add so much character to things.
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Very true. Even a slight texture can give it character. I think it's better when the texture is more subtle actually
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Thanks luke for the previous tut u send it to me...this one has the same problem. Why I can't save it?
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i'm not sure why you can't. Maybe it's because it is a PNG file? That's the only difference between this and the majority of other deviations. It is strange though. Would you like me to send this one to you too?
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Hey..that's what I was about to say 
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another handy tip explained clearly and simply
well done Luke
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I can't wait to see the site, your channel mixer tip alone did wonders for my photos! Thank you.
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You're welcome
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dude you wont believe how bad i am in photoshop this is just what i need!! THANKYOU!
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haha well, that's why i'm making them. I remember when i was learning Photoshop, it's annoying when tutorials miss something or take things for granted that you know them. I want mine to be accessible to anyone, even if you've never used Photoshop before, but to also be useful to people who might know a lot already
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I'm glad you found it helpful
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Once again very handy tips and hint, wne you've finished the, it would be awsome if you could make them into to one .zip or something
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that's not a bad idea
A website for them in HTML format is also in development
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Another good idea, but dont keep it under wraps for too long huh?
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there are so many html-photoshop sites. but i would like to see one in THAT style
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I'm trying to make it look as similar as i can to the image based versions
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