7. Click Filter=> texture=> Texturizer. Click on Texture type: load texture. Search your hard drive for your adobe folder, photoshop 7+>presets=> textures. Select the pebbles.psd file inside this folder. Play with the settings for scaling, relief, and light direction to get the texture of your choice.
Here's a quick Photoshop tutorial for creating a reasonably realistic loking woodgrain effect. It's a quick technique that looks pretty good. Once you learn it, it can be accomplished in under a minute!
Ok, time to add military style texture. First of all press D to set up foreground and background colors black and white, then create a new layer and apply Filter > Render > Clouds:
Adobe, the Adobe logo, Adobe Photoshop, Creative Suite and Illustrator are registered trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated. Text and images copyright ? 2000-2009 Photoshop Contest. All rights reserved.
After the success of 111 great and free textures from stock.xchng that i wrote a couple of weeks a go i decided to write another post with again 111 free and great textures from stock.xchng. You know the drill, sign up??@ stock.xchng (for free) to download the free textures.
Cgtextures.com is a great site deserving of a look at from every body interested so check em out. Here are some of the best textures we found at CGtextures.com.
I run a site called OpenSourceHunter that is all about open source resources and freebees, so why not share great and free texture packs here on PSDTUTS.
I'm 20 and I am from Portugal! I love Art and Design XD. The big reason that inspires me to make textures is that my work is based on them! And every time I create or photograph a new texture, I'm opening a door to infinite results! And that is the real beauty! Check out some of my works at Behance or DeviantArt.
If there is one thing that is ubiquitous among almost all grunge web designs, it's having a good quality grunge texture or dirty background image. I've created the following 40 grunge textures to help you in the search for that perfect texture for your designs. If you'd like to discover more free, high-res textures come visit LostandTaken.com where I give away textures so rad you'll be tempted to feel your screen.
Textures. We need em' , just like brushes as well as vector packs. Here are a few royalty free textures I have collected over the course of a few months and posted here for all of you guys to use and enjoy!
The use of textures in design are incredibly important in defining a surface.?? While we can not create actual tactile textures in digital design, we can create the visual illustion of 3D texture.?? This Tutorial aims to show you an easy way to do just that.
When it comes to textures in modern Web design, background images are probably the most common area of use. As you'll see in the examples below, a textured background image can easily be a significant feature in a design. There are countless options for using textures in this way, and many designers are using creativity here to create stunning results.
Winner announcement All interesting textures will be presented as screenshots here, on Smashing Magazine and offered for free download to Smashing Magazine readers. The name and URL of participants will be presented, of course. If there will be enough participants, textures will be sorted and categorized.
[...] the enthusiastic reception of our first Woody Goody texture pack, here's the much anticipated sequel: 10 more freebies that offer a more unusual [...]
I'm not sure if you could call it a mascot, but here I'm adding in a cool monster vector that I bought a little while ago from iStockPhoto. Since you're meant to buy these from iStockPhoto, I can't really give you the vector� but you can of course download the PSD file at the end of this tutorial. *wink* *wink*
Open up your transparency panel, if it's not visible click Window->Transparency. We are going to add an opacity mask for our floral texture. Click on the small arrow in the transparency palette and select "Make Opacity Mask" from the dropdown menu that appears. Alternatively, you could do the same thing by double clicking the white next to the image thumbnail in the same palette. You will notice right away that your journal cover is now the original blue of the shape directly below. This is because the mask is completely black by default. The Illustrator mask works the same as the Photoshop mask and right now we are revealing shape directly below. If you want to reveal some of the lighter blue gradient, all you'd have to do is paint some white or varying shades of gray on the mask. However, we are going to use that floral texture to help us add interest. So click File->Place and drop in the texture you saved. You can see the effect it creates right away. Experiment changing the size and rotate it, till you find the look you want. When you are finished editing the mask, make sure to click back on the image thumbnail within the transparency palette. This will tell Illustrator to get you out of the mask and you will be back to the normal mode.
Textures and the Lighting Effects filter can make an image jump right off the page or screen. Using a texture to create 3D, however, is a scary thing for most Photoshop users. We'll take some of the mystery out of the process.
We often use textures while working with web backgrounds, textures for 3d, etc. But many of them have a common problem. When you fill an area with the pattern, seams may appear.
Starting from Photoshop CS (version 8.0), filters have graphic representation to facilitate finding the right one, so you'll see the approximate effects of each one right from the start:
Finally, duplicate the top layer, rotate it to 180 degree (Edit>Transform>Rotate 180 degree). Reduce the opacity to 60% and layer mode to soft light. You now have nice looking leaf texture :)
1. Create a new 300x300 pixel document and name it Liquid. Now press D and add a clouds filter the document. Then add a zigzag filter with settings [Amount: 10, Ridges: 5, Style: Pond Ripples]. For more prodominant ripples, make the Amount and ridges more.
This tutorial teaches you to design an abstract background, which looks very attractive and cool. We will use Gradient, 2 filters (Glass & Emboss), layer style (mainly Lighten) and transform the object to have a cool background. Click on Gradient tool (or simply press "g" from keyboard) and select Copper gradient as shown in the figure :
The dreamy blur feel I've used was to correlate to the angel. The angel is contrasted in with a fiery grungy background which may not mix with the average angel but I have added in the small sentence to relate the angel and the background together. "Will tomorrow really come?" to me means a kind of Armageddon feel. A small sentence or a piece of poetry can liven up with emotional depth of a signature and also fill some space exess space.
5. Make sure the bottom layer is selected, click the magic wand tool somewhere on the current pattern to try and get something like (may require you clicking around on the pattern little before you get a similar shape) :
This tutorial is another cool way to create a texture. This time a brick texture from scratch using channels and lighting effects and a pattern to start this tutorial covers a lot in a short time.
5. Now go back to your brick texture. Run the Filter>Texture>Craquelure filter with 3, 2, 0. Then run the Filter>Artistic>Plastic Wrap filter with 3, 10, 3. Finally, run the Filter>Sharpen>Sharpen More filter. And you're done. You should now have a solid brick texture like this.
Today I will be going over on how to make realisic looking bubbles seen in my banner. Please take note that this requires photoshop 7 to have it scatter by itself , otherwise you will have to place each bubble seperatly.
Colin Smith is a best-selling author, trainer, and award-winning new-media designer who has caused a stir in the design community with his stunning photorealistic illustrations composed entirely in Photoshop. He is founder of the world's most popular Photoshop resource site, PhotoshopCAFE.com, which boasts more than two million visitors.
Remember that a path isn't saved until it's renamed. In the Paths palette, double-click "Work Path" and name your path. You can also at this point create a custom shape with the menu command Edit> Define Custom Shape. If you'll be creating a series of gears (or whatever compound shape you create) definitely define a new custom shape. (And keep in mind that your custom shape isn't truly saved until you use Edit> Preset Manager to save it in a set of shapes.)
1. Basic TV lines: Create a new image 2px high and 1px wide with transparent background. Zoom it to 1600% (the highest zoom point in PhotoShop) and with the Rectangular Selection Tool select the upper pixel. Fill it with black, then deselect (Ctrl+D). Then from the menu select Edit -> Define Pattern and name this texture TV line. You are done and you can now always do the cool TV like effect on your image ! 2. Square texture (grid): Create a new image 5px by 5px with Transparent background. Zoom to 1600% and select the upper 5 horizontal pixels with the Rectangular Selection Tool. Fill them with black. Than do the same with the first 5 vertical pixels. You should get it like this:
This tutorial will show you how to make a cow texture. This texture can be used for many things. The same concept can also be used for making a Dalmatian (dog) texture. Enjoy.
Link 2 this layer and merge them together, named "Flower". Come back to the first layer that you create it before, fill it with color #c78b8b .You will get this result:
Create a new layer by pressing shift+control+n. Press "D" to regain the default black & white color. Again select linear gradient and fill the layer with it.
After that I would like to bring the hatch more realistic view. For this effect create a new layer and make selection using the Rectangular Marquee Tool like on a picture below. Then drag the selected area with white to transparent gradient.
1. This tutorial will show you how to make your own photoshop patterns. Make a new file with 4x4 pixels in dimensions. Select the zoom tool. Right click on the background and select fit on screen. This will zoom your file to the limit.
Here you're going to learn how to define and use patterns that are useful for adding that final touch to images that makes the difference between amateur and professional.
This adobe photoshop 7.0 tutorial teaches you to design a nice looking desert texture. Create a new file of your choice. Fill the background with #AC926D.
Link 2 this layer and merge them together, named "Flower". Come back to the first layer that you create it before, fill it with color #c78b8b .You will get this result:
Place your Cursor near the top right corner node (box). While holding down the Shift key on your keyboard, click and drag the top right corner node (box) inward towards the center of the canvas to resize our triangles layer slightly as I have done here:
Step 9: Once you have filled in the whole face area, play around with the stamp tool and Alt-click bright areas of the texture to clone into highlight areas of the face. For example, pick up the shine on the beetle's back and apply it to the shine on the person's cheek. Eventually you should get something that looks like this:
4. Then take your "Gradient Tool" and press "d" to put your colors to default. Then just click somewhere and drag so you'll have a fading pattern like this one:
You will see a window appear where you have to give your pattern a name. Just as the scanlines & circle pattern, it wil be saved in the library so you can use it again in the future
you are not done here these are the basic shapes that we have created with just these brushes you can create unlimited floral patterns and save them as More brushes which you can use later. Consider these as your baisic Pen tools with which you can create unlimited bushes and florishes.
Making patterns is pretty easy. You start with a blank canvas, make it the size you like, and just let your imagination run wild. What I usually start with is a 10x10 pixel canvas. I then zoom in to 1000%. This allows me to work pixel by pixel so I can make the design very detailed.
This is a pretty easy tutorial that will teach you how to make some realistic leopard fur. The only part that is hard about this tutorial is painting the leopard spots on the canvas. So let's get started!
Ok, time to add military style texture. First of all press D to set up foreground and background colors black and white, then create a new layer and apply Filter > Render > Clouds:
Step4: select the whole entire area (CTRL+A). with the entire area selected go to edit > define pattern. a screen will pop up, give you pattern a name.
11. Create a new document with white Background and create a new circle or as you like now create a new layer from the layer window fill with any color after that double click on this layer now select the Pattern Overlay and select the pattern newcleur shape2 . as shown below
and delete a few random areas on the stripes. Repeat this with with other brushes with varying sizes, etc. You can also delete quite more as I did here which might look like it was made with aggressive driving and braking. Use the same brush on the asphalt texture with the burn tool to make it darker. You can add these on more areas of the road as well. Here's another example � Fig. 4.
5. We have, in some cases, to change the layer with the pattern layer style thingy to Multiply or Color Burn to get the results we want! Remeber you can use any type of patterns to get just the result that suits you best! Good luck!
Note: Unfortunately Photoshop's 'Rotate' function is very poor at re-creating some types of shapes repeatedly, especially outlines, after they've been rotated - a circle being the worst shape for it to do. So, for our particular purpose here, we'll have to create a basic shape manually first, then we'll rotate copies of that shape around to create a more complex pattern. For creating basic patterns, I find the following method produces the best looking results.
1. Create a new 165x165 pixel document and name it Stars. Now press D then X, and fill the document with white. Then add a difference clouds filter the document. Then add a craquelure filter with settings [Crack Spacing: 4, Crack Depth: 10, Crack Brightness: 10].
A few lines below you will find examples: once you have drawn your patter hit Edit > Define Pattern, then enter a name for the pattern end press OK. Now your pattern has been saved to your patterns palette; if you want to fill a layer with a pattern you simply have to hit Edit > Fill then choose Pattern in the Use Drop Down Menu and select the desired pattern in the Custom Pattern Box
The main idea of this tutorials is not the texture in itself, its showing how to use lightning to create a very beautiful effect in any texture. So its a good idea to play around with the texture filter later, there you can get very nice textures.
Note: The textures I explain in this tutorial are meant as meshes and textures for 3d-models. This is what I have been learning at school. (eg. I study GameDesign) Since textures are made with Photoshop and help you learn Photoshop better, I think this is great to learn even though the purposes are mostly 3d. I am going to teach you how to make textures of 128x128!
In part 2 of the texturising-tutorial, I will cover the basic-principles of tiling a texture and making a texture tile. I will also tell why you need to tile and what tiling infact is...
In part 3 of my texturising-tutorial, I will teach you how to make a texture dissolve into another texture. Because you can't build an object or a world with just one texture and bad edges. In this tutorial I will teach you how to connect 2 different textures!
This is part 4 of my texturising-tutorial where I explain how to make variations of your basic-tiles. Otherwise a whole field will look mighty broing :)
Texture: now we can finally really understand what textures are: nothing more than a color diffusion map you add to an object, or, if you prefer, a 2D only material.
Open up your image and select your desired color for your text watermark, now select the text tool and type your text, fill your page with the text like this.
3. Open the desired texture file. Select Move tool. Drag the image on the button file and adjust so that black ellipse will get properly covered with texture. In the layer palette you will get texture layer. Keep this layer selected.
i dont really like it the texture looks more like painted stucco then leather plus it looks like you read the rock texture tutorial and just changed the filter to rust flakes.
Wood and rock textures are undoubtedly very popular on the internet today, and you don't have to go very far to find vast libraries full of outstanding natural beauty. Man's creations, however, enjoy far less popularity and some artists have found it rather difficult to find appropriate resources for city scenes. One particular texture that is hard to find is that of asphalt, and recreating an asphalt texture (complete with road markings) is the subject of this remarkably simple tutorial.
A while ago I needed a leather texture for a background I was working on. Since I never made a leather-like background before, I searched on the net for some tutorials and I was surprized to see that there isn't any. Then I remembered few things from Bert Monroy (many thanks for your Pixel Perfect show)� tutorials and I put together few things to end up with a pretty nice leather effect. This is quite easy to do in few simple steps� As usual, it all comes to several filters combined in the right order (don't you just love Adobe Photoshop?). Hope you enjoy this and find it usefull. Let's get it on with it�
Have you ever wonder how to create close up portraits with beautiful skin texture like the ones in magazines? In this Photoshop tutorial, we will show you the industry-secret technique the top pro photographers use to make skin textures sharp. Click to find out how you can make your photos look magazine quality.
Final Thoughts: I hope your now able to make a seemless texture! I know my example isnt amazing, but hopefully it showed you everything you need to know about making a seemless texture in Photoshop.
Step 1 For this tutorial, I made an extra texture: The tarmac-stone. We will need a document of 384x128. Place one of the textures in the left corner and in the middle, and the other in the right corner and the middle;
Note:The textures I explain in this tutorial are meant as meshes and textures for 3d-models. This is what I have been learning at school. (eg. I study GameDesign) Since textures are made with Photoshop and help you learn Photoshop better, I think this is great to learn even though the purposes are mostly 3d. I am going to teach you how to make textures of 128x128!
Custom Textures, Killer Type The topic this week revolves around and then dives right into the area I'm focusing on now. Photoshop 6 provides many texture/pattern sets, but these may not provide the realism you are looking for in your work, so we are going to look at creating and saving your own textures for application to your design projects. Plus we will make something cool to boot! A few years ago I started accumulating clip art packs, and as a result there are over a million images floating around on various CDs in my office. As I create most of my designs from scratch these CDs have been unused for the most part. With the ability to save custom textures for instant application in layer styles, I now have a use for these images as I will now demonstrate. First I want to find a few images and open them up in Photoshop. I've found a fewhat I think will look great on a design, so I'm just going to set them aside. You may want to crop or resize the images to prevent a nasty overlap line. We aren't going to make these seamless, so this is a concern you should be aware of. With the images chosen and set aside (I generally use 12-18 images per set), open a new image, create a new layer and enter some large type. I'm using a font size of 160 pts, as I want to see up close and personal what my new textures will look like. The examples look smaller here, but on my monitor they are quite large. Now we want to clear out whatever patterns may be residing in the Layer Styles, so with your text layer action, click the Layer Styles icon at the bottom. Click on Pattern Overlay. You will see a thumbnail of a pattern in the center, with a vertical arrow button next to it. Click the arrow, and begin deleting the patterns. On a PC you simply right click and scroll down to Delete Pattern... I'm sorry to say I do not know the process for Mac users. Once these are cleared out, we are ready to start editing and defining our new patterns. Select one of the photos you opened earlier. How would this work for a texture? Does the brightness/contrast need to be tweaked? Maybe it would look cool inverted? As I've been making dozens of these sets, I've set up my Actions Palette to help me with the process. Here's what mine looks like: From the actions palette I'm now able to manipulate, define, and close my future texture with just a few button clicks. After I've saved/defined and closed several patterns I then open a new batch of images, edit them, and define. Once you get the hang ...
Title: Photoshop free tutorial technique lesson for making texture image and blend images Great photoshop tutorial for web designers to learn new techniques and design lesson for making texture image and blend images
Now create a new layer above your original photo layer and below your dancer cut out layer called 'clouds'. Go to filter>render>clouds to give a cloud backdrop behind your dancer. Then with your dancer layer visible, use a large, soft eraser brush to erase away all areas of cloud except those surrounding the dancer's body. So what you're basically doing is giving a cloud border to your dancer.
The awesome reader submitted textures keep on rolling into the L+T mailbox. Today we have a super high-res collection from Andre Oliveira. Andre is a 20 year old designer based out of Alcoba??a, Portugal. You can find him on DeviantArt, Behance, and Flickr. The textures range in size from 3400x2600px to 6600x7900px. You can download them individually by clicking on the previews below or grab them all in a zip file at the bottom of the post.
Download a copy of this scrap texture image from CG Texture and load it into Photoshop. Then go back to our document and load the selection of the our text layer (holding down your Ctrl key and left-click on the thumbnail of the text layer in the layer palette):
Next we'll add a cool starburst effect to the background. Get out the Custom Shape Tool from the Photoshop tools and find the starburst shape, drag it onto your canvas like I've done in the below screenshot:
6 Next we want to go ahead and insert the following blending options onto that layer by right clicking our layer and choosing blending options from the drop down menu:
Today we will create this amazing layout and along the way we will learn some simple but exciting effects. First we are going to put our texture to great use , go through ??halftone effect and ??we will end up with?? creating?? some easy but spectacular elements in Illustrator. This tutorial requires an intermediate level for Photoshop and some basic knowledge of ??Illustrator.
There are several ways to prepare a tileable texture starting from photos, but from my experience the method that I’m going to show you will work in 99% of the cases.
7. Click Filter=> texture=> Texturizer. Click on Texture type: load texture. Search your hard drive for your adobe folder, photoshop 7+>presets=> textures. Select the pebbles.psd file inside this folder. Play with the settings for scaling, relief, and light direction to get the texture of your choice.
Here's a quick Photoshop tutorial for creating a reasonably realistic loking woodgrain effect. It's a quick technique that looks pretty good. Once you learn it, it can be accomplished in under a minute!
Ok, time to add military style texture. First of all press D to set up foreground and background colors black and white, then create a new layer and apply Filter > Render > Clouds:
Adobe, the Adobe logo, Adobe Photoshop, Creative Suite and Illustrator are registered trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated. Text and images copyright ? 2000-2009 Photoshop Contest. All rights reserved.
After the success of 111 great and free textures from stock.xchng that i wrote a couple of weeks a go i decided to write another post with again 111 free and great textures from stock.xchng. You know the drill, sign up??@ stock.xchng (for free) to download the free textures.
All textures are tagged, and you can search for keywords. You can call up search by clicking on the "show sidebar" icon in top left of this window.
If there is one thing that is ubiquitous among almost all grunge web designs, it's having a good quality grunge texture or dirty background image. I've created the following 40 grunge textures to help you in the search for that perfect texture for your designs. If you'd like to discover more free, high-res textures come visit LostandTaken.com where I give away textures so rad you'll be tempted to feel your screen.
The use of textures in design are incredibly important in defining a surface.?? While we can not create actual tactile textures in digital design, we can create the visual illustion of 3D texture.?? This Tutorial aims to show you an easy way to do just that.
Winner announcement All interesting textures will be presented as screenshots here, on Smashing Magazine and offered for free download to Smashing Magazine readers. The name and URL of participants will be presented, of course. If there will be enough participants, textures will be sorted and categorized.
i dont really like it the texture looks more like painted stucco then leather plus it looks like you read the rock texture tutorial and just changed the filter to rust flakes.
Wood and rock textures are undoubtedly very popular on the internet today, and you don't have to go very far to find vast libraries full of outstanding natural beauty. Man's creations, however, enjoy far less popularity and some artists have found it rather difficult to find appropriate resources for city scenes. One particular texture that is hard to find is that of asphalt, and recreating an asphalt texture (complete with road markings) is the subject of this remarkably simple tutorial.
A while ago I needed a leather texture for a background I was working on. Since I never made a leather-like background before, I searched on the net for some tutorials and I was surprized to see that there isn't any. Then I remembered few things from Bert Monroy (many thanks for your Pixel Perfect show)� tutorials and I put together few things to end up with a pretty nice leather effect. This is quite easy to do in few simple steps� As usual, it all comes to several filters combined in the right order (don't you just love Adobe Photoshop?). Hope you enjoy this and find it usefull. Let's get it on with it�
6. Now go to Filter > Distort > click on Glass and select Distortion, smoothness, Texture and scaling as shown in the image.
Start with a blank photoshop document of size 1024*768 and white background. Choose the brush "rough round bristle" from the toolbar.
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Have you ever wonder how to create close up portraits with beautiful skin texture like the ones in magazines? In this Photoshop tutorial, we will show you the industry-secret technique the top pro photographers use to make skin textures sharp. Click to find out how you can make your photos look magazine quality.
Final Thoughts: I hope your now able to make a seemless texture! I know my example isnt amazing, but hopefully it showed you everything you need to know about making a seemless texture in Photoshop.
Step 4 I find this color a bit too bright to I'm gonna ake it a bit more gray with CTRL+U;
Step 1 For this tutorial, I made an extra texture: The tarmac-stone. We will need a document of 384x128. Place one of the textures in the left corner and in the middle, and the other in the right corner and the middle;
Note:The textures I explain in this tutorial are meant as meshes and textures for 3d-models. This is what I have been learning at school. (eg. I study GameDesign) Since textures are made with Photoshop and help you learn Photoshop better, I think this is great to learn even though the purposes are mostly 3d. I am going to teach you how to make textures of 128x128!
[5]-Now fill the selection with any color & then create the following selection with the help of Elliptical Marquee Tool & then Press DELETE
Custom Textures, Killer Type The topic this week revolves around and then dives right into the area I'm focusing on now. Photoshop 6 provides many texture/pattern sets, but these may not provide the realism you are looking for in your work, so we are going to look at creating and saving your own textures for application to your design projects. Plus we will make something cool to boot! A few years ago I started accumulating clip art packs, and as a result there are over a million images floating around on various CDs in my office. As I create most of my designs from scratch these CDs have been unused for the most part. With the ability to save custom textures for instant application in layer styles, I now have a use for these images as I will now demonstrate. First I want to find a few images and open them up in Photoshop. I've found a fewhat I think will look great on a design, so I'm just going to set them aside. You may want to crop or resize the images to prevent a nasty overlap line. We aren't going to make these seamless, so this is a concern you should be aware of. With the images chosen and set aside (I generally use 12-18 images per set), open a new image, create a new layer and enter some large type. I'm using a font size of 160 pts, as I want to see up close and personal what my new textures will look like. The examples look smaller here, but on my monitor they are quite large. Now we want to clear out whatever patterns may be residing in the Layer Styles, so with your text layer action, click the Layer Styles icon at the bottom. Click on Pattern Overlay. You will see a thumbnail of a pattern in the center, with a vertical arrow button next to it. Click the arrow, and begin deleting the patterns. On a PC you simply right click and scroll down to Delete Pattern... I'm sorry to say I do not know the process for Mac users. Once these are cleared out, we are ready to start editing and defining our new patterns. Select one of the photos you opened earlier. How would this work for a texture? Does the brightness/contrast need to be tweaked? Maybe it would look cool inverted? As I've been making dozens of these sets, I've set up my Actions Palette to help me with the process. Here's what mine looks like: From the actions palette I'm now able to manipulate, define, and close my future texture with just a few button clicks. After I've saved/defined and closed several patterns I then open a new batch of images, edit them, and define. Once you get the hang ...
Title: Photoshop free tutorial technique lesson for making texture image and blend images Great photoshop tutorial for web designers to learn new techniques and design lesson for making texture image and blend images
The next step is to rasterize the text layer. Right click on the text layer at the layers palette and choose ?Rasterize Layer?.
Next we'll add a cool starburst effect to the background. Get out the Custom Shape Tool from the Photoshop tools and find the starburst shape, drag it onto your canvas like I've done in the below screenshot:
3. Press 
Choose the background color is #1E497E. Create a new document with the size is 6?x10? in RBG mode, at 150 dpi.
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1. Make a new file with the Width and Height=512.
6 Next we want to go ahead and insert the following blending options onto that layer by right clicking our layer and choosing blending options from the drop down menu:
Open the file that you are going to work on.
Preview full size layout
Today we will create this amazing layout and along the way we will learn some simple but exciting effects. First we are going to put our texture to great use , go through ??halftone effect and ??we will end up with?? creating?? some easy but spectacular elements in Illustrator. This tutorial requires an intermediate level for Photoshop and some basic knowledge of ??Illustrator.
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There are several ways to prepare a tileable texture starting from photos, but from my experience the method that I’m going to show you will work in 99% of the cases.
1. Open the image you want to apply the texture to. In this sample I use the image of a hand. Under the Image menu click Duplicate.
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Step 1: So let's start.
