Tnak you Wendy ;\
The List:
1. Create a new Dokument 500*500 white backround.
2. Create a new Layer...
3. Using the rectangle marque and build a selection for the paper (the size how you like it)
4. Filling the seletion with a soft grey... ???
5. Using the clouds or maybe different clouds filter (Filter/rendering/clouds or / different clouds a few times (CTRL+F).)
dont lose the selection and use the the crystallize filter or maybe using the polygone lasso
to rip the edges of the paper where you want them to be...
(Not sure about 5. really but I would use it for creating the dirty effect of the paper.)
6. Lower the opacue of that Layer.
7. Create another Layer above our first layer.
8. Ctrl+click on the first layer to its selection click on layer 2 and fill it with a soft yellow.
9. Also using the clouds filter a few times lower the opaque...
10. Change the blending mode of layer 2 to overlay?
11. Use the 1 px brush draw the soft blue lines...
Remember The Original one had a lot of different colors for different lines...
Looks like 1. lines soft blue next line above it another more softer blue but this variates a lot ... Sometimes the lines are 3 px with 3 different colors used...
So when all blue lines are done (I wonder if that couldn't be made because of a patter / pattern fill to don't wasting time?! But I'm not sure how many space I should take between the lines and
how big the size of the Dokument for the pattern should / must be for filling the notebook the way
he did with his lines...
12. Afther all lines are created, ctrl+click the first layer (or second?) and use the filter/ distorsion/Spherize it looks like he did to me?
13. Click the first layer then ctrl+j to make a copy of it (make some copys under the original paper layer, then use ctrl+t to transform the new created layers and also turn the layers a few degress
to the left so they don't lay on the dokumnet exatcly as our base paper layer...(horrible
explaining from myself huh??)
bye the way not sure about it but am I writing a tut here??? *
14. Move one Layer we created and which lay's under our base Paper layer, to the right a few pixels.
Use Layer Styles maybe an inner shadow and a drop shadow so that the Paper itself will not look
like a simple flat paper ... (like if you have a paper in your hand and then pressing your hands
on the right side of your paper together then reopen your hands ???? I don't know how to explain
but you can see what I mean exactly from the original when you look on the paper which lay's under
the original base layer to the right...
15. For that Paper we also need to create the holes for our rings (we don't draw rings for that paper here, only for the base paper layer but we want to make the holes ripped also...
For that effect I would use a circle selection on the left side of the paper and for the ripped
edges of the holes using a marque rectangle or better a polygone lasso adding that to our circle selection and pressing del to cut off...
I had to do that 3 times till we are in the top of that paper...
Also I need to use an inner shadow for the ripped holes I think...
16. Back on the base paper layer I need to make 3 circle selections on the left side of the paper but not to close to the edge... press del for every selection...
Afther that I would maybe inner shadow or just this:
With the selection active contract it by lets say 2 px feather 1 px fill with a medium grey...
For all three holes but sometimes move the selection a few px up or down before filling them with
the medium grey. Color may vary depends on the original example...
17. Now the same for our base paper layer (layer1) but the circles need to be smaller (maybe half of the size as we did before... Same technic here...
18. For the rings create a new layer use the rectangle marquee also ctrl+t for perspective ....[????]
hell what is that called in english???? to move them a few pixels up but like I say perspective...
19. When we're done with it use layer style gradient fill + small drop shadow...
20. Same for the different paper layers we have use a small drop shadow...
21. for the crack in the paper on the right top corner from the original example maybe a polygone lasso
building the crack... move the crack a few pixels to the right turn it a few degress and use a very
little drop shadow with lover the opaque for the drop shadow a few percent...
So Mark!
I did my best that was really hard stuff for me I am still thinking how all the options for ps you will
call in english [confused]
by the way is there an option in photoshop to change the whole language for it to english ???
that would be cool cauze I'm always searching when I use english tuts for the right options which where
mentioned in those tuts...
kindest regards
s!
The List:
1. Create a new Dokument 500*500 white backround.
2. Create a new Layer...
3. Using the rectangle marque and build a selection for the paper (the size how you like it)
4. Filling the seletion with a soft grey... ???
5. Using the clouds or maybe different clouds filter (Filter/rendering/clouds or / different clouds a few times (CTRL+F).)
dont lose the selection and use the the crystallize filter or maybe using the polygone lasso
to rip the edges of the paper where you want them to be...
(Not sure about 5. really but I would use it for creating the dirty effect of the paper.)
6. Lower the opacue of that Layer.
7. Create another Layer above our first layer.
8. Ctrl+click on the first layer to its selection click on layer 2 and fill it with a soft yellow.
9. Also using the clouds filter a few times lower the opaque...
10. Change the blending mode of layer 2 to overlay?
11. Use the 1 px brush draw the soft blue lines...
Remember The Original one had a lot of different colors for different lines...
Looks like 1. lines soft blue next line above it another more softer blue but this variates a lot ... Sometimes the lines are 3 px with 3 different colors used...
So when all blue lines are done (I wonder if that couldn't be made because of a patter / pattern fill to don't wasting time?! But I'm not sure how many space I should take between the lines and
how big the size of the Dokument for the pattern should / must be for filling the notebook the way
he did with his lines...
12. Afther all lines are created, ctrl+click the first layer (or second?) and use the filter/ distorsion/Spherize it looks like he did to me?
13. Click the first layer then ctrl+j to make a copy of it (make some copys under the original paper layer, then use ctrl+t to transform the new created layers and also turn the layers a few degress
to the left so they don't lay on the dokumnet exatcly as our base paper layer...(horrible
explaining from myself huh??)
bye the way not sure about it but am I writing a tut here??? *
14. Move one Layer we created and which lay's under our base Paper layer, to the right a few pixels.
Use Layer Styles maybe an inner shadow and a drop shadow so that the Paper itself will not look
like a simple flat paper ... (like if you have a paper in your hand and then pressing your hands
on the right side of your paper together then reopen your hands ???? I don't know how to explain
but you can see what I mean exactly from the original when you look on the paper which lay's under
the original base layer to the right...
15. For that Paper we also need to create the holes for our rings (we don't draw rings for that paper here, only for the base paper layer but we want to make the holes ripped also...
For that effect I would use a circle selection on the left side of the paper and for the ripped
edges of the holes using a marque rectangle or better a polygone lasso adding that to our circle selection and pressing del to cut off...
I had to do that 3 times till we are in the top of that paper...
Also I need to use an inner shadow for the ripped holes I think...
16. Back on the base paper layer I need to make 3 circle selections on the left side of the paper but not to close to the edge... press del for every selection...
Afther that I would maybe inner shadow or just this:
With the selection active contract it by lets say 2 px feather 1 px fill with a medium grey...
For all three holes but sometimes move the selection a few px up or down before filling them with
the medium grey. Color may vary depends on the original example...
17. Now the same for our base paper layer (layer1) but the circles need to be smaller (maybe half of the size as we did before... Same technic here...
18. For the rings create a new layer use the rectangle marquee also ctrl+t for perspective ....[????]
hell what is that called in english???? to move them a few pixels up but like I say perspective...
19. When we're done with it use layer style gradient fill + small drop shadow...
20. Same for the different paper layers we have use a small drop shadow...
21. for the crack in the paper on the right top corner from the original example maybe a polygone lasso
building the crack... move the crack a few pixels to the right turn it a few degress and use a very
little drop shadow with lover the opaque for the drop shadow a few percent...
So Mark!
I did my best that was really hard stuff for me I am still thinking how all the options for ps you will
call in english [confused]
by the way is there an option in photoshop to change the whole language for it to english ???
that would be cool cauze I'm always searching when I use english tuts for the right options which where
mentioned in those tuts...
kindest regards
s!
You're brutal Mark! 
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