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Hello everyone. I am so glad that I found this site. Now I can learn even more about the great program Photo Shop! I currently own Version 7 and I have a long way from mastering it. I am not a novice but not far from it.

I am currently working on a history website design. The idea is to create a web template that looks and feels like a news paper out of the 1900's. This is the front page of a newspaper from 1905. This is the look that I am working on. I have tried a few things from noise to clouds to fog to get the look but to no avail If you have any idea what I can do please let me know. I am a sponge and ready to learn everything that I can!

Also if your wondering why I don't have a web design site in my profile. This is because I am in the military USAF and was shipped out to the Middle East last year and my business suffered I am back now and will work on getting my site back up once I add some new designs to my portfolio.

Thanks for your time!
Aaron

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Sorry, I'm not having much luck either. But I would think that your pages would be fairly dark. Perhaps a slightly yellowed paper would work better? There have to be some tutorials out there for yellowed paper. Just a suggestion.

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I think I am getting closer. Started the template last night and will tweak (setting alpha) the layers to get the effect that I want. I will try to post my progress off and on.

Still if you have a sure fire way to do this let me know

Aaron

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Sorry, I'm not quite sure I understand what help you need with Photoshop here. Are you trying to create images for the background that look like newspaper?

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No trying to create the newspaper look as the background. I am overlaying that with SEVERAL layers for the template itself. In the end the site will be a Newspaper from the 1900's. Sort of like the old gangstas2.com site. That was done with the 1930's in mind.

Aaron