so if you have already watch the video here's a short list of steps: - 3:18 STROKE - 5:10 MERGE - 5:50 DISPLACE - from 9:40 textures btw GREAT content, thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much for this video. The displacement map is really SO key. I used these steps on a graphic with a transparent background (printing for t-shirt) and it came out great.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge! It's great to see designers like you give so much valuable content to the community. This has been extremely helpful for stepping up my projects :)
Displacement values on horizontal and vertical scales will affect the strength of the "effect" in the layer. So if you have small pt. text, for example, a low value on both will work when applying the displacement. 🤟❤
Honestly one of the best tutorials I've watched on this. I've always run into problems/not gotten it how I wanted or how the video made it look, but this one is perfect! I'm so happy!
I can't thank you enough for this amazing tutorial! It is such an interesting one! Keep on with this kind of great work! Kind regards from a photocopy art lover!
Man this is by far the best and simplest ink bleed tutorial out there! A few tips and i just made an awesome poster. Love your design style as well, that dystopian style is looking awesome. I do have a question though. I was using these textures at almost minimum and the effect it made was still too much or too exaggerated, is this due to the size of my canvas?? I was using like a 1400x1600 pixel canvas.
thanks for this! it seems like you're talented and have some good insight. one request for future tutorials: please stop zooming in and out on your canvas unnecessarily while you're talking, it's super distracting
Great video!! Looking forward to seeing more of them. Do you create the images on your designs yourself or do you find them online? And if you find them online, where are you searching? Keep it up man!
I have a very basic question! The first step was adding a stroke to the visual, but how were you able to do that? Was it a vector? PNG image? Thanks for this tutorial! 👍🏾
Hey man! Loved the tutorial, quick question. The stamp effect seems to automatically make the design black and white, what if we were wanting to blend on a background that was coloured?
What I usually do is select the black and put that another background or put the background layer on top of the end result stamp layer and set the blending mode on that background layer to lighten or multiply
![HOW TO: Simple Xerox/Photocopy Effect! - [Photoshop Tutorial] 2021](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/VRQXnHt8zTo/mqdefault.jpg)
so if you have already watch the video here's a short list of steps:
- 3:18 STROKE
- 5:10 MERGE
- 5:50 DISPLACE
- from 9:40 textures
btw GREAT content, thanks for sharing!
Thank you!!
thank fuck
We love a man who doesnt gate keep design knowledge 👏
mate... you're the real GOAT
I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS FOR YEARS
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU
Thank you so much for this video. The displacement map is really SO key. I used these steps on a graphic with a transparent background (printing for t-shirt) and it came out great.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge! It's great to see designers like you give so much valuable content to the community. This has been extremely helpful for stepping up my projects :)
I've never tried this "displace" filter. Now that I understand how it works, it's a pretty neat effect!
Thanks!
Of course!! 🤞🏽
most of the tutorials available online are very simplified and repetitive in style, nice to see something different :)
1- Add stroke
2- Displace with the psd file
3- Filter gallery / Stamp
4- Photocopy overlay layers
5- Pixelate / Cristalize
6- Filter gallery / Photocopy
7- Blur
Thank you soo much for this tutorial! designers who share their tricks go to heaven )))
omg bro ive literally fallen in love with that intro im watching it again n again omg its insaneeee!!
Displacement values on horizontal and vertical scales will affect the strength of the "effect" in the layer. So if you have small pt. text, for example, a low value on both will work when applying the displacement. 🤟❤
JUST LOVED IT THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR ASSETS MOST THEM WON'T SHARE 😭😭 THANKS ALOT KEEP MAKIN THIS
Bro the google drive free pack feels like Christmas! Thanks a lot
thank you so much, it's very hard to find this type of tutorial, i'm extremely grateful pls keep going
i've tried my whole life to achieve this. finally did it hahah! thanks
your channel is already goated , these tutorials are so helpful and the designs you use in them are amazing
Super useful, so hyped for more videos
Such valuable information, thanks so much for sharing man! Keep up the good work :)
Dunno why I clicked this, wasn't really interested in it, but after seeing the vid I actually want to use this for song coverart one day, well done!
Thanks man! Sick video, I actually love the length. There's not many good tutorials on UA-cam especially with this much detail. Love the process.
woah cool to see you here
damn bro evolution was insane
Honestly one of the best tutorials I've watched on this. I've always run into problems/not gotten it how I wanted or how the video made it look, but this one is perfect! I'm so happy!
Dude you're a life saver. Thank you for this
its very useful for rookies graphic designer like me, thanks !
this just gave me a lot of new ideas, thanks!
keep it bro, it's kinda hard to find some tutorial as good as u! i'm supporting u!
You rock dude, great to see someone with talent happy to share and help
Thank you so much!! very nice work and well explained!
Amazing tutorial
love your work
this is blessedd! thank you so much. love your designs.
Appreciate you sharing the knowledge man. Love your stuff!
Dude you are amazing! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Subscribed!
Very helpful. Awesome stuff!
Really appreciate this.
fantastic tutorial bro learnt a few things and i've used Photoshop for years. You've helped me elevate my illustrations.
Glad I could help!
This video rules. Thank you dearly for your insights and materials provided. I have genuinely unlocked something after watching this! Ta.
Awesome video! This helped me a lot.
absolute legend great tut
Nice tut, Doron. I never thought to use Stamp/Crystalize for this kind of effect.
you are truly a blessing!! Ive been trying to figure out how to do this :) thank u for sharing your process with us
Great guide, thanks for sharing
I love your vids so much man....u make stuff so clear! Thanks g. Keep it up.
man you don't how happy I am to learn such sick stuff in photoshop. Thank you so much to get such tutorials from a highly skilled person like you!
Use your layers as Smart Objects, instead of duplicating and rasterising over and over (destructively)
lol I ran by your pic on Fuller Moe's comments, randomly clicked, certainly stayed! Keep it up, totally unique vibe!
‘preciate it man! Enjoy your stay
Very nice tutorial! subscribed!
Bless your heart Doron.
really interesting techniques, you give a lot to try about
I can't thank you enough for this amazing tutorial! It is such an interesting one! Keep on with this kind of great work! Kind regards from a photocopy art lover!
this was super helpful man, ty lots !
Thank you so much your style is dope and youre very kind
Love your works, bro. Keep it up 🙏
I will use this for sure. Great tutorial
I LOVE IT!!! THANK YOUUU
when i heard the guitar sample from drugs you should try it i already knew the vid finna be amazing
Loved this tutorial man! Thank you for sharing 😁
Love your work!! Thank you for de vids!
nice work! thanks
My guy you are dope as HELL!! love the lowkey/lofi style and want to start heading in that direction. Your work is an inspiration fr!
Appreciate you!!
Great tutorial man, thanks a lot for the tips!
This is a really clear tutorial. Great stuff.
Good video. Been wondering for years how this lo-fi effect was achieved.
That was awesome! Thanks a lot!
great tutorial thank u
Glad to see you're making videos/tutorials. Hope you'll make way more, love what you make!
Thank you so much!
So excited to see this channel grow!!!1 Woooo
That's cool. Thanks
really good stuff man.
frikkin rad dude
Love this! Thank you, this tutorial is extremely helpful!
this is great
nice tutorial! thank you for sharing this technique.
great tutorial, btw nice intro music.
bro sick tutorial. took a quick look at your website and i fucking loved it. definitely gonna cop one of your tees. keep it up!
Thank you!! They’re dropping on the 26th :)
thanks so much! pls show us how you create your images like the cop pissing at the copcar. Do you draw them or what do you do? :)
hydrxn Sure thing, I have that planned
great tut! thank you!
amazing! tysm
awesome vid and content
Amazing! Thanks
thank u so much bro
amazing
Man this is by far the best and simplest ink bleed tutorial out there! A few tips and i just made an awesome poster. Love your design style as well, that dystopian style is looking awesome. I do have a question though. I was using these textures at almost minimum and the effect it made was still too much or too exaggerated, is this due to the size of my canvas?? I was using like a 1400x1600 pixel canvas.
thanks for this! it seems like you're talented and have some good insight. one request for future tutorials: please stop zooming in and out on your canvas unnecessarily while you're talking, it's super distracting
Love this, expecting more tutorials bro!!♥️
Great video!! Looking forward to seeing more of them. Do you create the images on your designs yourself or do you find them online? And if you find them online, where are you searching? Keep it up man!
This one and many others were 3D rendered! When I use images I usually resort to pinterest or just google depending on what I need.
I have a very basic question! The first step was adding a stroke to the visual, but how were you able to do that? Was it a vector? PNG image?
Thanks for this tutorial! 👍🏾
It was a PNG / Transparent design
u r amazing thank u so very much
Thanks for the dope ass content bro.
thank you, good tutorial.
Hey man! Loved the tutorial, quick question. The stamp effect seems to automatically make the design black and white, what if we were wanting to blend on a background that was coloured?
What I usually do is select the black and put that another background or put the background layer on top of the end result stamp layer and set the blending mode on that background layer to lighten or multiply
thankyou so much for this!
this made my day! thank you thank you thank youuuu T____T
Great tutorial!! I have quick q: is it possible to take the background away once you've gotten all the effects you want?
thanks!
Damn it's so good. Where have you been a year ago?)
Thank You!