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Stamp and Envelope Design in Photoshop, Part 1

By Jessica Maldonado in Photoshop, Tutorial, Video Tutorials
Tuesday July 27, 2010

In this two-part tutorial, viewers will learn how to use a stock image of a paper texture to design an envelope, a stamp, and a cancellation, all within Photoshop.

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Author: Jessica Maldonado Nicknamed "The Duchess of Book Design" by Scott Kelby, Jessica Maldonado is a Senior Graphic Designer at Kelby Media Group, and has been designing and producing Scott's books since 2005. A Photoshop user since 1993, Jessica is thrilled to be sharing her methods with newer users, so they, too, can have fun in Photoshop.

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9 Comments
  1. Lin (Reply) on Tuesday July 27, 2010

    I’d love to see the video, but it will not play.

  2. Doug E (Reply) on Tuesday July 27, 2010

    Let’s see if leaving a comment starts the player like it did the other day…

  3. Faith Reynolds (Reply) on Tuesday July 27, 2010

    Thanks for the stamp tutorial – looking forward to the second video!

  4. Mike C (Reply) on Tuesday July 27, 2010

    Well done, just a beginner but I learned several new techniques.

  5. Jim K. (Reply) on Tuesday July 27, 2010

    The video played fine yesterday when I first watched it. Looking forward to pt. II.

  6. Robert Schwarztrauber (Reply) on Tuesday July 27, 2010

    Great tutorial. Lots of useful keyboards shortcuts and tips.

  7. Jesse W (Reply) on Tuesday July 27, 2010

    Won’t play using Safari.

  8. Dan (Reply) on Tuesday July 27, 2010

    Actual postage stamps have a white border. The stamp graphic does not extend to the crenated edge. This would be easy to duplicate by just reducing the size of the graphic to leave a margin of the white layer exposed.

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