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Burnt Paper (2) |
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Go to Layer>Effects>Inner Glow, follow my settings: |
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Go to Filter>Noise>Add Noise, follow my settings: |
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You got a burnt paper!
There are more things you can do to make it better. |
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Use the eraser tool to erase some part of layer1: |
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Create a new layer and draw some scratch to look more dirty, use very dark brown and set the opacity to 5-10%: |
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Add some scary text! |
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