How to Create a Xerox Poster Effect in Photoshop

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In this tutorial, I'll show you how to create an old xerox copy effect. We'll use this to recreate the character poster for The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare. We'll explore the Hard Mix blend mode and also how to use the Knockout feature in blending options to create smart-object based masks.
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[@digitalbeing2832]

No lie, During Covid I built my own computer for the sole purpose of learning photoshop. I signed up for Rikard Rodin’s tutorials, I bought a few of his courses and within months I was doing awesome composites. The only problem is having creative block. But if you have the vision , with the skills he teaches you, you have the what it takes to rule the world. Definitely like this kind of stuff Rikard, I’m now getting into Graphic Design and posters so this is exactly what I’m looking for. Thanks man!

[@vishwanathparanjpe5784]

Amazing technique and explanation.

[@user-xi6eh3rp8j]

Good job

[@sigmarule7023]

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[@jesperjee]

The sizes did not work for me. Had to make the font 27 pt in order for it to fit. Strange.

[@nuclylearn]

The most likely reason is that your ppi setting is different-i.e., if your file is set to 300ppi instead of 72ppi , even with the same file pixel dimensions, point measurements will be different as they are based on inches, not pixels. Hope that makes sense.