I've spent hours trying to recreate the grave rubbing technique in Photoshop and am getting very frustrated. I'm looking for something like the rubbing of the knight's shield from Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (see attachment below).
I just want to display some block letters in the rubbing (i.e. "LOREM IPSUM DOLOREM EST").
Does anyone know what effect has been used on this image?
I've got to try and replace that top picture and can't find anything in Photoshop 6 that seems to match that effect. Anyone know of a filter or similar that I could plug in that might do the same?
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