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See the image below for more information. I would like to recreate the pixellated effect on the left side of the image. This will be a batch process so I thought I can just select all the inner space and use inner glow/shadow to output some gradient. I vaguely remembered I did this in high school haha but I forgot how. How can make an inner gradient glow like the left image? Note I used red color just to make everything more clear, the end product should use black lines and produce same pixelated and corrupted effect like the left side.

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Things I have tried: I tried to select the outside of the red line and the inside but inner glow/shadow are applies to the lines?

Can someone please help me with this issue? Thank you!

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Create a shape (not just a path) with a black stroke, and a white fill.

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Then apply an Inner Glow effect like this

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  • Does layer style only works on shape layers? If then how can I convert my entire line art into a shape layer? I suppose I could just do a quick googling. Thanks. Sorry I forgot to mention I will not be creating these lineart shapes, I would like to just select the inner space of an already created image and apply the glow effect. Which mean I have to convert the line art image into a shape layer to use this correct?
    – Inkplay_
    Commented Jul 7, 2018 at 17:55
  • @Inkplay_ No, layer styles work on any kind of layer, but really an inner glow effect is only going to work on a layer that has artwork which is somewhat solid. It's not going to be visible on something that is just lines without a fill. I suppose you could select inside the lines you have already, create a new layer, fill the selection with white, and then apply an inner glow to it.
    – Billy Kerr
    Commented Jul 7, 2018 at 18:14
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I have achieved a better result by doing

  1. select the area of the shape
  2. apply a fading circle gradient where the center is white and it fades to black
  3. add noise to the image uniform or gaussian
  4. scale down the image by 80% and finally scale back up to get that corruption look.

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