Authentic Stipple Shading Effect in Photoshop | Easy Technique Without Brushes!
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- A Photoshop tutorial for those of us who are not so handy with the brushes... We'll check out a method for turning photos and artwork into authentic-looking ink stipple illustrations. Thanks for watching and be sure to subscribe for more original Texturelabs content!
BONUS: to create the Sun Rays at 01:05:
1) Create a new image, 2000px by 2000px, with a white background.
2) Use Filter Gallery→Halftone Pattern, with size set to 12, contrast set to 50, and pattern type set to Line.
3) Unlock and Rotate the layer 90 degrees.
4) Use Filter - Distort→Polar Coordinates set to "Rectangular to Polar".
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It has
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Cheers, thanks! Trying to figure out how to get Photoshop to do my taxes... the madness may be setting in
@@Texturelabs Haha I wouldn't be surprised if you actually find a way to do that. A video of it would be nice once you figure it out lol
@@Texturelabs - You can! Put random numbers in the fields then blur it a lot.
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I've gone through many boring repetitive tutorials, but this channel has opened up a whole new level of possibilities in Photoshop. Totally subscribing
The way you just stack filter adjustments to create a totally different effect is mindblowing
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You always achieve the most impressive effects with just the standard PS filters, and in most cases with a non-destructive work flow, just mind blowing 🤯
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I've always been a fan of Marty too!
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The way your dropped that Owl in there blew my mind, I’m looking forward to trying this, thank you 🙌
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Ah that's very kind of you. I really like the format of having everything free and people can chip in when and how they can... glad it's been helpful either way!
Genuinely mind blowing! In all my design/illustrative years, I've never thought this way. I do love the methodical practice of stippling manually, but it is obviously very time-consuming.
Really smart way of stacking filters to come up with such a great effect.
Right on, ya that moment I finally got the grain to create little dots was like a-ha!!!
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That's really cool, thanks man! When I finally cracked how to use that Hard Mix blending mode as a threshold, it opened up a ton of ideas
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No idea that it was possible to get this effect in this way... no clue.
Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks man, appreciate that!
your lessons are engaging and mind blowing... Those sun rays required a bit of thinking.
8 bit is a good starting point. the filter gallery only works on 8 bit images.
Image => Mode=> 8bits
In the end, turn the layer into a smart object.
I find keep the file as a smart object allowed me ti transform and move the sun set | rise accordingly. I like having the background as a transparent.
When using the gradient, make sure the gradient is black and white; then, set the foreground colours back to black and white by pressing "D".
Shift + click and drag to keep the line for the gradient straight/ flat, if you want to have a flat horizon.
Always have amazing content
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Awesome, thank you... I will!
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Awesome effect, I´m going to use it a lot!!!
This is a GREAT tutorial. Congratulations! Succinct and helpful, thank you!
I would love to see a tutorial that turns images into those classic thatched/line shading sketches that you see in old books and things (think how MC Escher drew his famous “Relativity” drawing if i didn’t explain it well enough). That would be really handy for the style I’m going for in my work.
i love you man! Thanks!
been using photoshop for years. only now learning that smart filters have blending modes
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I love your every single tutorial.
Very cool, thanks Nadim
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Great tutorial as always
Thank you!
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Ha cheers man!
I love this - could this be tweaked to simulate actual film grain clumping?
GREAT
Thank you so much.
Thanks for sharing!
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nice
How do you come up with these ideas? like, do you experiment t yourself or do you get the information from somewhere?... Haha i would never be able to just figure out these things myself
Amazing! How do you come up with this stuff? No other Photoshop teacher teaches creative ways to use this program like you do. Thanks!
Right on... I just really enjoy this stuff - I've got tons of folders full of half baked experiments, then I'll just pick one and get OCD on it!
very nice, I am kinda new to the PS so just a question, when you turn an image into a smart object PS doesn't allow to add the adjustment layer ( done at 2.22 in the video) can someone help me how to solve this one
I unfortunately am having the same problem
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genial!!!!
What should I do when I use the shift key and right button to convert image into smart object and it isn’t letting me edit the hues and saturation ?
Can we do this in after effect?
Massa demais!
Why do my object turns black after applying filter other minimum roundness at 4px
for some reason when i add noise nd set blending to hardmix the hardmix doesnt get displayed, when i go back to the smartfilter it still looks hw it looks with no smart filter
This was an awesome tutorial! Where did you find an image of a skull ? I have been hunting for a wile to find a decent photo on all the free stock sites to no avail.
Agreed! I try to use only free stock stuff in the tutorials, but could not find anything good either. I think I just grabbed this from a google search, it's a museum replica skull if I remember right....
For the last step would it be better to use a Selective Color Adjustment Layer? given that it has the RGB color channels and B&W?
For sure, I like the idea of being able to target the B&W that way... That RGB to CMYK conversion isn't quite as intuitive for me as HSL, but it would totally work!
Compositing next😁
Ha I know, a compositing tutorial is looming over me... I've gotta figure out some specific angle to attack it from - such a broad subject. Noted though!
WHAT FONT WAS USED IN THIS PROYECT LPEASE ? & WHERE CAN I FIND THE SKULL THANK YOU SO MUCH
Can you provide this as a download?
What is the name of the app
I do all like you, but i only got black dots at the end, can you maybe help me ?
Hopefully... So the dots are working, but they're all black and no color? If so, you should be able to switch off that very first Hue Sat to get the color back.... Or is the problem something different?
@@Texturelabs Nop yes its all ok, I just talk before trying. Thx for your time and keep it up thats insane !
How come i only found you now???
*spends 5 hours stippling an architectural illustration*
*watches this video*
"it's a stipple effect"
Oh yeah that's kinda cool. Don't love that style personally though...
"it's all done through live effects on a smart object"
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Not that it matters, but "Gauss" rhymes with "house".
Ha, no that's great to know!
Can you make a video on how can we make poster video like this instagram.com/p/CLeqWhnhMl1/?igshid=12jiyc1mttjxr
Cool look... For that kind of thing, it might be worth checking out Blender... It's free and you can do some awesome 3d environments like that. I think the Photoshopping in that image is pretty minimal, mostly just cutting and lasting things into that cool environment!
@@Texturelabs thanks
Just not quite as convincing of a hand drawning as some other methods.