Argylle Movie Poster Photoshop Tutorial

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In this tutorial I'll show you how to create an argyle pattern in Photoshop and then how to recreate the movie poster for the film, Argylle (using this pattern). We'll explore selections, color correction, fixing eyes, sharpening, adding film grain, lettering, layer effects and more!
0:00: ⚙️ Introduction
4:10: ⚙️ Creating an argyle pattern for a movie poster in Photoshop
8:51: ⚙️ Creating background pattern and diamond shape in Photoshop tutorial.
12:48: 🎨 Creating custom patterns and applying drop shadows in Photoshop.
16:48: ✂️ Photo editing process using smart objects and edge refinement for better hair detail.
20:58: 🎨 Photoshop tutorial on enhancing eye color with new layers and brush tools.
25:36: 🎨 Adding gradients and organizing layers in the artwork.
29:31: 🎨 Graphic design tutorial on creating movie poster titles in Photoshop.
33:44: ⚙️ Summary
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[@golden_designs]

This is great, I always keep learning a lot from your videos

[@razkeren2787]

Hi Rikard, you can absolutely control where the stroke is relatively to the path: click on the stroke option tool (to the right of the stroke width tool). On the bottom left of that window you can set the stroke alignment - out, center, or in.

[@nuclylearn]

Amazing! Thanks for that.

[@LOTFI_lango]

I liked the idea. Keep moving forward and good luck

[@carlaknupp7421]

Make poster movie Wonka pleaseee

[@barbaralongoria6394]

This is awesome!

[@chasebros4948]

Very nice! These long tutorials that show the whole process are very good for beginners. You covered lots of good techniques.

[@user-tr1ei4tj1o]

Beautiful artwork, Thank you Rikard❤

[@nkundinezabricevictor1186]

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