Great tutoriual! Two thoughts: 1) Always best to convert your layers to smart objects. And 2) for adding noise, a more versatile way to do that is to go to Layer > New Layer, change the blend mode to "overlay" in the modal and check "Fill with Overlay-neutral color". From there, convert that new layer to a smart object, make sure it's the top layer, and apply that same amount of gausian monochromatic noise from the filter menu. This gives you a universal control for the whole image on one layer and, since it's a smart object, means you can punch it up or dial it down until you get the results you're after.
True, but if all your layers are smart objects, there's no harm in adding the noise to each individual layer. I think his reason for adding the tiny amount of noise to the individual layers is that it requires less noticeable noise to reduce the banding when done in this way. From my personal experience it seems to require more when the noise is added as a layer on top of everything, though I'm generally working in 8bit, so it might be different in 16bit.
youre so dope bro thank you! i actually ended up changing the colors and played with the different brushes to make it a little bit more unique for my english assignment. Thanks alot bro! subscribed and liked.
"You wanna make sure you have a fast computer, a powerful computer, because this is gonna hog up some memory here" Ah yes let me just buy an entire new computer before I start with the tutorial
Nice simple technique! It's much more interesting than a simple gradient. I'm going to try to incorporate this into some of the techniques I use in making my relaxing colors + music videos. Thanks! 💙
i love it ... my aproach to acomplish that was totaly different never thought about doing it this way actualy kinda funny thinking back at it. i feel like the builder of pyramids gets finaly introduced to the shape of a triangle and thinks to himself ... nice i kinda like that
I’d love to use this as a mask cover for text. Still learning. Nice video. By the way it may seem simple to more advanced users but for anyone who doesn’t understand how to use photoshop then this is a great video and will appeal to a lot of people. Good job 👍
Is this a suggestion for another tutorial, or are you asking if it's possible? Anyways, it is definitely. I've worked with this technique more than once :)
How can I simply paint an entire screen a single color? I'm new to Photoshop. I've watched a couple hours worth of tutorials and still haven't seen anyone explain what I'm trying to do. The paintbrushes I have are too small and it'd take me an hour to scribble all over the white page until it all was filled in with yellow, for instance. Any larger brushes I've found immediately delete as soon as I unclick the mouse. Thanks
Its more to do with what the image means. This image doesn't mean much of anything, but usually you can find meaning in art that visually looks like that in museams. Its hard to explain, but I do get why many people see it like laziness or uncreativity.
Can you spot the mistake I made while recording this video? Hint: It’s something I say.
Hmm.. i dont know. ☺
The mistake is that I am not first.
ya you say 500 and use 300
yeah at 02:53 you say you want to blur each of these layers 500 pixels instead you use 300
1:21 you said you're going to make a new background for each colour you choose.
I missed your stuff man!! And btw, the "warming up" status bar thingy is such a great idea!!
In this video we learn to click: Gaussian Blur
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Great tutoriual! Two thoughts: 1) Always best to convert your layers to smart objects. And 2) for adding noise, a more versatile way to do that is to go to Layer > New Layer, change the blend mode to "overlay" in the modal and check "Fill with Overlay-neutral color". From there, convert that new layer to a smart object, make sure it's the top layer, and apply that same amount of gausian monochromatic noise from the filter menu. This gives you a universal control for the whole image on one layer and, since it's a smart object, means you can punch it up or dial it down until you get the results you're after.
True, but if all your layers are smart objects, there's no harm in adding the noise to each individual layer. I think his reason for adding the tiny amount of noise to the individual layers is that it requires less noticeable noise to reduce the banding when done in this way. From my personal experience it seems to require more when the noise is added as a layer on top of everything, though I'm generally working in 8bit, so it might be different in 16bit.
Omg I just started to use Photoshop and I got stuck with creating new background
This video helped me a lot .Thanks
youre so dope bro thank you! i actually ended up changing the colors and played with the different brushes to make it a little bit more unique for my english assignment. Thanks alot bro! subscribed and liked.
Thanks so much for this tutorial :) But FYI for anyone reading: THIS IS SOOOO MUCH EASIER/BETTER IN PROCREATE
This helped me so much thanks babez
Welcome Back i love your videos
just dropping by to say you are awesome! been my fav since college days. keep it up!
Simple, easy and BEAUTIFUL!
THANK YOU!!!
"You wanna make sure you have a fast computer, a powerful computer, because this is gonna hog up some memory here"
Ah yes let me just buy an entire new computer before I start with the tutorial
yHoundz 😂
Nice simple technique! It's much more interesting than a simple gradient. I'm going to try to incorporate this into some of the techniques I use in making my relaxing colors + music videos. Thanks! 💙
amazing. but from where you get that topping ?
super helpful tyy
😁 just a couple days ago was thinking to make my own background for my phone and this notification pops up..thx my favorite PS GUY
Thank you very much 🙏❤🎉
Tudvid is teaching me to design like a pro
Nelson Martínez I think its a MacBook
Great tutorial!
Woaaaahhhh loved this. Thank you! 🌈
omg i always go to your tutorial, real help!
Simple and amazing tutorial!👍
nice, thanks!
tq for tutorial dude!
Very cool dude thanks
Love your work brother as always, but you making me nervous with that jacket bud.
you're awesome . take love brother
Awesome tutorial..
Thansk man this is gold. Where did you get the toppings?
Thank you so much brother, Such a nice explanation👏
Thank you for this!
i love it ... my aproach to acomplish that was totaly different never thought about doing it this way actualy kinda funny thinking back at it. i feel like the builder of pyramids gets finaly introduced to the shape of a triangle and thinks to himself ... nice i kinda like that
Proper Job
Thank you! This helped me a lot! ❤
Thank you for sharing this great vid. No I didnt notice the mistake
woww,, thanks
Very cool. Thanks!
Awesome tutorial! Thanks you :)
like i always say.....double thumbs up!....super cool...
wonderful
thank you!
What is that topping? How to create one of these? And yeah nice black blazer/jacket.
A big thank you!!
Great thank you
Super tutorial! but why i could not save as 16 bit file? please instruct me ho to set in photoshop. Thanks.
I’d love to use this as a mask cover for text. Still learning. Nice video. By the way it may seem simple to more advanced users but for anyone who doesn’t understand how to use photoshop then this is a great video and will appeal to a lot of people. Good job 👍
awesom trick sir ji.
Plz give the vector shapes!! 😊😊
Amazing , I got some concepts for my wallpapers
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members please thanks for your work its important and valuable as well as useful
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Thank you very much.
Sick
thank u
Geez, we learn something new everyday don't we? lol thanks for the tip mate ! : )
Can you do this on AE or Premiere Pro or maybe so the colours are shifting positions across the screen? Thanks and keep up the great job
Is this a suggestion for another tutorial, or are you asking if it's possible? Anyways, it is definitely. I've worked with this technique more than once :)
NIce, thumbs up!
Would u add that image link in ur description??😁
Please sir, what is the name of that stuff you drag and drop on the background to make it looks as if it's raining?
*What Computer are you using?*
This guy is teaching an expert to do the work. How do you expect someone to learn if you go too fast
That good
Amazing
Awesome I really enjoyed though you were a bit fast
How can I simply paint an entire screen a single color? I'm new to Photoshop. I've watched a couple hours worth of tutorials and still haven't seen anyone explain what I'm trying to do. The paintbrushes I have are too small and it'd take me an hour to scribble all over the white page until it all was filled in with yellow, for instance. Any larger brushes I've found immediately delete as soon as I unclick the mouse.
Thanks
choose the color you want to paint the screen with on the color picker and press alt + delete
Superb
Hi, where i can download toppings please... thank you
Can i use photoshop cs6?
where can i add those toppings
tks
The fastest talking man i have ever seen but creative too
Wait! What's that 'Banana' under the zoom tool???
Wow......
Un saludo desde México
My colors are fading when I do Gaussian blur. Is that normal? I want my colors to be bright like in the tutorial. Hopefully someone can help!
try increase saturation by just adding a hue filter
hey i have a quarry want to ask how can i contect
good
where do i get the "toppings".......and is there another name for them that is not related to pizza
2:49 theres "artists" whove made big money selling works just like that ! :)...makes ya wonder
Its more to do with what the image means. This image doesn't mean much of anything, but usually you can find meaning in art that visually looks like that in museams. Its hard to explain, but I do get why many people see it like laziness or uncreativity.
we live in a society
Who exactly are you referring to?
What?
You Are Missed man , Do More Videos
what about 32 bit
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but when i done everything i come to realized mine is look like shit。。。
Hlo
man if you gonna be more helpful to me please slow down a little bit, for better understanding.
It's not easy to do 😂😂