InDesign Eye Candy, part 3: Punch-Outs, Stickers, and Rips
By: Mike Rankin
May 28 2009 • 8:27 AM
Eye candy punchouts, stickers, rips, and burns.
Tags: blend modes, compound path, drop shadow, Effects, inner shadow, pencil
Posted in Beginner's Corner, Images, Text | 24 Comments »
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