Description
This effect presses type into a creased, fibrous paper surface where ink sits heavy and uneven, with the paper grain and fine scratches breaking the fill. The edges of each letter fray just enough to read as a physical print. You can use it for poster headlines, vintage logo treatments, editorial titles, zine covers, packaging typography, gig flyers, album artwork, label design, and retro brand identity work.
Details:
This resource is created for Adobe Photoshop and works best with the latest Creative Cloud version for full Smart Object support.