Eraser with rough edges with paper-like texture.
Use for anything you want to make crunchy, textured, or weatherd. but don't want to use paint to acomplish. Adjustable spray effect: particle size, density, etc. I use it to make books and magazines look frayed at the corners.
"Crunchy" is it's own layer, and the eraser was used to soften the edges and lift the paint from the top layer at various brush opacities from 5%-100%.
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