How to Use FREE Textures in Affinity Photo, Designer, and Publisher

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  • Опубліковано 14 гру 2024

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  • @lloydstuartm.d.5625
    @lloydstuartm.d.5625 5 годин тому

    Thanks Trent! Outstanding tips as usual. You have really upped my photography creativity. Love your videos!

  • @bothanspy4305
    @bothanspy4305 12 годин тому +1

    Another great video. Thank you!

  • @sharonco6379
    @sharonco6379 7 годин тому

    Thank you Trent for this tutorial .. I often use textures in my art creation and have quite a collection of textures but haven't used a brush to add textures - I believe I will be doing so in the future. One thing I have found that others might find useful is: when applying a texture with colour (and I ofter use Soft light or Overlay blend mode when doing so), if I want to remove some of the texture from my subject a simple mask also will remove the colour effect of the texture, so what I do is add a live gaussian blur filter to the texture (set so as to lose the texture - but keep the colour) and then use the gaussian blur filter's built in mask to apply to the parts of my image that I wish the texture to be removed or lessened.

  • @VegasGuy1975
    @VegasGuy1975 15 годин тому +1

    Cool texture quick tutorial! Thank you.

  • @vellamsmith
    @vellamsmith 16 годин тому +2

    Very nice Trent

  • @andrewphillips342
    @andrewphillips342 15 годин тому +1

    Very nice Trent! Thanks!

  • @Dexter101x
    @Dexter101x 16 годин тому +2

    Excellent as usual

  • @elainehoskins6245
    @elainehoskins6245 2 години тому

    Thanks

  • @joanl.2471
    @joanl.2471 15 годин тому +1

    So the texture image should be always on top of our photo for the blend mode? What happens if the photo is on top and we set blend mode to it? Will we get the same result? (I'm asking before checking it by myself😅)

    • @TechnicallyTrent
      @TechnicallyTrent  15 годин тому +1

      Hi Joan, good question! The answer is that it depends on the blend modes. For some of them, it doesn't matter which layer is on top, whereas for others it does. So I recommend experimenting with it in your design to see which looks best.