What a coincidence! I've just hit render on my video of the exact same topic, then I log into UA-cam and see your video suggested on my home page. Thankfully our techniques turned out to be slightly different.
Wow Spoon Graphics here, I learned a lot from your channel. That's not my original technique, I learned the photoshop turing pattern technique from Andrew Werth's presentation ua-cam.com/video/VnITjQ6VQVo/v-deo.html and also Skybase videos ua-cam.com/video/ga1xt5zkmPI/v-deo.html
Lol, I just asked how to make this texture in vector form, and you made it. I don't regret subscribing to this channel. now, I've turned on bell notifications. I look forward to your best tutorial.
This is so neat. Spent a while trying to figure out how these filters you apply are equivalent to the Turing diffusion model and finally realised it! Very cool!
Very good tutorial. The 'Action' is from the previous tutorial. For Beginners and maybe higher I recommended .5 playback speed and muting music. What you can learn from this tutorial: Filter Offset, Save/Open From Library, Blending Options, Adjustment Layers, and more.
If anyone had a problem where the pattern wasn't coming out seamless, it may be because you used the Turing Pattern from the first tutorial and didn't do the layer copying in the photoshop file that this tutorial has.
Non-destructive editing, you can simply go back to the filter if you want to change the pattern (just double click on cloud filter, you can completely change the pattern looks)
Nice vid! How do you get the Turing Pattern to make a more geometric pattern like one of the pics you shown at the beginning and the end? it looks more rectangular. Anyone? Much appreciated! (Also I retried it many times step by step but for me it doesn't come out seemless?)
hogarth heathan if you use a canvas size of 1024x1024 (or any other combination of power of 2 numbers) the render clouds function produces a seamless image that can be used as a pattern on a larger canvas. Use Edit -> Define pattern to create a pattern that can be used in other documents.
@@boyiscola Hmm, I can't seem to get this to work. I've created a Turing pattern on a 1024x1024 canvas and made it into a pattern, but when I apply the pattern it doesn't line up correctly. Am I misunderstanding the process?
Bruno Wegelius The Turing pattern will mess up the seamlessness since the edges will react differently to the filters applied. To create a seamless turing pattern you need to do one more step. Start with a canvas of, say, 1024x1024. Render clouds on this. Convert background to layer (Click lock). Duplicate the 1024 layer into 4 layers (Ctrl + J x 3). With the crop tool (C), or canvas size, expand the canvas to fit a 2x2 grid of the cloud layer (2048x2048). Arrange the 4 cloud layers side by side as a 2x2 grid (pixel perfect). Crop to 2048x2048. Create a new layer with the 2x2 grid by copying and merging visible layers (Ctrl + Shift + Alt + E). Then follow the steps for Turing pattern on this new layer. After finishing Turing pattern, make a 1024x1024 selection anywhere (away from edges, Ctrl + Click on any of the older layer thumbnails) on the 2048 Turing layer select marquee tool (M) and crop (Image -> Crop). This crop should now be seamless. Test by applying offset filter (should show no edges) or define pattern and fill this pattern on a canvas larger than 1024x1024. (edited for clarity)
halo, untuk ngerubah warna pattern di illustratornya bagaimana ya?saya sudah klik swatch pattern dan ketika warna pattern saya ganti, malah ke block semua jadi warna solid bentuk kotak, tolong pencerahannya mas hehe. Nice tutorial btw
Coba ungroup dulu sebelum ganti warna, karena biasanya ada kaya kotak dibelakang pattern. Abis itu hapus bagian kotak tsb, atau bisa juga seleksi bagian hitamnya saja pake select similar object. Nah abis itu coba ganti warna. Biasanya sih kalo udh ignore white di setting tracingnya yg tersisa cuman bagian hitam aj.
Iya sy emg indo bro 😅. Klo ditutorial posisi saya offline, coba di update creative cloudnya. Klo gk bisa juga coba smart objectnya di save aja (png/jpg) abis itu bru di buka di illustrator
@@nobudesign Ow...pertama kali baca namanya...sepertinya orang Jepang...dan kalo tdk salah pernah lihat foto/video profil...kq orang barat (bule)...tp kalo habis lihat videonya di ahkir ada nama Iwan....Saya lihat dan ikuti semua video2xnya...gayanya seperti orang luar kalo jelaskan...bagus, jelas dan saya suka sekali...enak buat belajar. Terima kasih...untuk semua video di youtube...
After Image Tracing and defining as a pattern in Illustrator, my edges don't quite match up to make it seamless..how do I fix? I appreciate any help, thank you!
sometimes after the tracing process, the size and position of the pattern changes, make sure you align it to the center again before you crop it. Or try uncheck the ignore white option
@@nobudesign thank you for your reply! I've tried over and over again, unchecked ignore white and made sure it was aligned to artboard after image trace and unfortunately my pattern edges still just don't match up 😭 They're just slightly off. Would there be anything else I could be missing?
Why does the pattern become seamless? like when you rasterize and define pattern there are part that arent repeating 🤔. Is it really that simple? and are the pattern non repeating?
the pattern becomes seamless because I use offset filter. This filter makes each side of the object repeat, and remember I duplicate it in each corner. So when I apply the Action, it blends seamlessly.
smart object and smart filter work non-destructively, you can simply drag the smart object to any document size and Photoshop will render the new pattern for you. So you don't need a seamless pattern again :D.
@@brunowegelius Thanks a lot - this whole thing is positively interesting! Visually and regarding its scientific background - there's obviously more to Alan Turing's achievements than ingeniously cracking the Enigma code and phrasing the famous Turing Test...
What a coincidence! I've just hit render on my video of the exact same topic, then I log into UA-cam and see your video suggested on my home page. Thankfully our techniques turned out to be slightly different.
Wow Spoon Graphics here, I learned a lot from your channel. That's not my original technique, I learned the photoshop turing pattern technique from Andrew Werth's presentation ua-cam.com/video/VnITjQ6VQVo/v-deo.html
and also Skybase videos
ua-cam.com/video/ga1xt5zkmPI/v-deo.html
Lol, I just asked how to make this texture in vector form, and you made it. I don't regret subscribing to this channel. now, I've turned on bell notifications. I look forward to your best tutorial.
Your videos have been always so helpful and simple to understand. The best design youtube channel. Always appreciated.
This is so neat. Spent a while trying to figure out how these filters you apply are equivalent to the Turing diffusion model and finally realised it! Very cool!
Very good tutorial. The 'Action' is from the previous tutorial. For Beginners and maybe higher I recommended .5 playback speed and muting music. What you can learn from this tutorial: Filter Offset, Save/Open From Library, Blending Options, Adjustment Layers, and more.
thank you for actually reading comments, i had been wondering how to do this!
Love how lettering looks over this pattern. Great stuff.
Can you explain how to get this effect with lettering?
WOW! Just as satisfying the second time around 😍😍😍 Thank youuuuuu!!!
If anyone had a problem where the pattern wasn't coming out seamless, it may be because you used the Turing Pattern from the first tutorial and didn't do the layer copying in the photoshop file that this tutorial has.
thanks sir!-from korea
Love your tutorials!
Hi ✌ I watched a few of your vids today and thought I must sub - I already have... Doh ! 😂
What is for you the avantage to transform layers as smart objects ? Thanks, very helpful video to clearly understand patterns.
Non-destructive editing, you can simply go back to the filter if you want to change the pattern (just double click on cloud filter, you can completely change the pattern looks)
thank you!! I was a fan of the other video and suscribed by that reason
Waaaaaa! Amazing! Thank you so much for the tutorial! ^ ,^
Love that so much .. tnx
Nice vid! How do you get the Turing Pattern to make a more geometric pattern like one of the pics you shown at the beginning and the end? it looks more rectangular. Anyone? Much appreciated!
(Also I retried it many times step by step but for me it doesn't come out seemless?)
Beautiful. Thanks!
Is it possible to change the colour of the pattern once it's been added to the swatch?
Thank you for the great tutorial! It's been really helpful!!
Just double click on pattern swatches, and you can edit the pattern
@@nobudesign thank you!
Flawless!!
If you use a power of 2 canvas size (512, 1024, 2048...) you get seamless cloud render automatically.
Yes, thank you.
That really helpful.
can you elaborate
hogarth heathan if you use a canvas size of 1024x1024 (or any other combination of power of 2 numbers) the render clouds function produces a seamless image that can be used as a pattern on a larger canvas. Use Edit -> Define pattern to create a pattern that can be used in other documents.
@@boyiscola Hmm, I can't seem to get this to work. I've created a Turing pattern on a 1024x1024 canvas and made it into a pattern, but when I apply the pattern it doesn't line up correctly. Am I misunderstanding the process?
Bruno Wegelius The Turing pattern will mess up the seamlessness since the edges will react differently to the filters applied.
To create a seamless turing pattern you need to do one more step.
Start with a canvas of, say, 1024x1024. Render clouds on this.
Convert background to layer (Click lock).
Duplicate the 1024 layer into 4 layers (Ctrl + J x 3).
With the crop tool (C), or canvas size, expand the canvas to fit a 2x2 grid of the cloud layer (2048x2048).
Arrange the 4 cloud layers side by side as a 2x2 grid (pixel perfect).
Crop to 2048x2048.
Create a new layer with the 2x2 grid by copying and merging visible layers (Ctrl + Shift + Alt + E).
Then follow the steps for Turing pattern on this new layer.
After finishing Turing pattern, make a 1024x1024 selection anywhere (away from edges, Ctrl + Click on any of the older layer thumbnails) on the 2048 Turing layer select marquee tool (M) and crop (Image -> Crop).
This crop should now be seamless. Test by applying offset filter (should show no edges) or define pattern and fill this pattern on a canvas larger than 1024x1024.
(edited for clarity)
when i pressed F2 my document just turns black... Any thoughts on that?
halo, untuk ngerubah warna pattern di illustratornya bagaimana ya?saya sudah klik swatch pattern dan ketika warna pattern saya ganti, malah ke block semua jadi warna solid bentuk kotak, tolong pencerahannya mas hehe. Nice tutorial btw
Coba ungroup dulu sebelum ganti warna, karena biasanya ada kaya kotak dibelakang pattern. Abis itu hapus bagian kotak tsb, atau bisa juga seleksi bagian hitamnya saja pake select similar object. Nah abis itu coba ganti warna.
Biasanya sih kalo udh ignore white di setting tracingnya yg tersisa cuman bagian hitam aj.
Nobu Design ok berhasil terima kasih mas, sangat membantu tutorialnya
you deserve a lot of support this is so creative & you made it looks very simple
Does anyone know how to make these patterns concentric and or symmetrical? Like confined to a predefined circle and eminate from the center?
How did you make the lettering color the pattern like that?
Clipping mask the text to the pattern
@@nobudesign Thanks so much! This is awesome!
Lho...bisa bahasa Indonesia tho.....?
Saya kq gak bisa copy ke Libraries...ya ?
Apa harus posisi online dengan CREATIVE CLOUD ?
Iya sy emg indo bro 😅.
Klo ditutorial posisi saya offline, coba di update creative cloudnya. Klo gk bisa juga coba smart objectnya di save aja (png/jpg) abis itu bru di buka di illustrator
@@nobudesign Ow...pertama kali baca namanya...sepertinya orang Jepang...dan kalo tdk salah pernah lihat foto/video profil...kq orang barat (bule)...tp kalo habis lihat videonya di ahkir ada nama Iwan....Saya lihat dan ikuti semua video2xnya...gayanya seperti orang luar kalo jelaskan...bagus, jelas dan saya suka sekali...enak buat belajar.
Terima kasih...untuk semua video di youtube...
How did you added those texts???
Duplicate the turing pattern, add the text, clipping mask or you can play with blending mode
@@nobudesign hey, if you have free time, can u make a vid or show me how? Nice tutorial btw
Wah mantap bang 👍
sip makasih ya
Tutorial nya selalu satisfying, good job bang
Wish this was in Affinity
After Image Tracing and defining as a pattern in Illustrator, my edges don't quite match up to make it seamless..how do I fix? I appreciate any help, thank you!
sometimes after the tracing process, the size and position of the pattern changes,
make sure you align it to the center again before you crop it.
Or try uncheck the ignore white option
@@nobudesign thank you for your reply! I've tried over and over again, unchecked ignore white and made sure it was aligned to artboard after image trace and unfortunately my pattern edges still just don't match up 😭 They're just slightly off. Would there be anything else I could be missing?
Let me check your file (ai and ps)
bakawai.nobu@gmail.com
@@nobudesign Thank you! 🙇♀️
you should have shown the last part where put text.
Not where but how to blend in text
Can you provide download link for action for repeating?
Dude... Just make the action, it's easy to make.
ua-cam.com/video/hOMCDdwgRYk/v-deo.html
Mine didn't become seamless by any means. Great video tho. :)
why not vectorise it in Photoshop. export to path
I'm so confused rn, I went to filter and then pressed on clouds and it didn't work :( plz help!
Dont convert your layer to smart object, use regular layer
??? Some narrative would be beneficial in this 8+ minute video. It would be nice to know what you were trying to accomplish. ????
Why does the pattern become seamless? like when you rasterize and define pattern there are part that arent repeating 🤔. Is it really that simple? and are the pattern non repeating?
is it connected to the smart object? so you can make turing pattern for all sizes of artboard?
btw good video 👍👍👍, im just curious on that part only
the pattern becomes seamless because I use offset filter. This filter makes each side of the object repeat, and remember I duplicate it in each corner. So when I apply the Action, it blends seamlessly.
it doesn't look like it's repeating because I just lowered the scale to 50%. if you decrease it to 10%, you will see the pattern
smart object and smart filter work non-destructively, you can simply drag the smart object to any document size and Photoshop will render the new pattern for you. So you don't need a seamless pattern again :D.
How did you make it look more like a maze? @ 8:08
use Cloud + Pixelate (Mosaic)
@@nobudesign you mean: right in the beginning before adding the noise?
@@moreorlesslikeso You can do it either before or after adding the noise.
@@brunowegelius Thanks a lot - this whole thing is positively interesting! Visually and regarding its scientific background - there's obviously more to Alan Turing's achievements than ingeniously cracking the Enigma code and phrasing the famous Turing Test...
How do you do the 8:08 one?
Use cloud + pixelate (mosaic) filter
@@nobudesign Do you happen to remember what mosaic value you used? It seems somewhere around 20
Please send me the action link
Just make it dude
ua-cam.com/video/NZNl6N7PnF4/v-deo.html
how many ads can you fit in one video...?