In the tutorial we’re going to see how to cover an object with a Jaguar-style fur texture with Adobe Photoshop. In this example, we will see a classic computer folder icon, but this technique can be used with any other object, such as a CD cover, a mouse, or even a computer. A very well illustrated lesson that can be easily followed by users who have a good knowledge of the program.
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