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| Lines on images |
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| Step 1: Open up a new transparent 1x2 pixel document. |
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| Step 2: Zoom the tiny document to the maximum. Here, I zoomed it to 1600% |
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| Step 3: Choose a foreground color for the lines. You can choose any color you want. Here, I used black. |
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| Step 4: Select 1x1 pixel and color it to black by using paint backet. Now it will look like the following: |
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| Step 5: Go to Edit > Define Pattern and give a name for this patter, may be mylines. |
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| Step 6: Open up an image in which you want to do lines design. |
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Note: If the opened file type is other than psd, you cann't directly set the blending options. Select the file (ctrl + a), copy (ctrl + c). Open a new document (ctrl + n) and past (ctrl + v) the buffer.
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| Go to Layer > Blending Options > Pattern Overlay > mylines |
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| If you want, adjest the Opacity in Pater Overlay according to your taste. |
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| The final result will be something like the above picture. |
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| ENJOY! |
