Author
Nigel French
Released
11/2/2017- Sourcing textures
- Add texture with blend modes, masks, and overlays
- Creating texture brushes
- Applying texture with filters
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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- [Nigel] Hi, I'm Nigel French. Welcome to Photoshop for Designers: Textures. Textures are a great way to add mood to your images. Adding texture can often breathe new life into overlooked images and can add depth and visual interest to your designs. There are numerous ways to interact with textures in Photoshop, and in this course, I'm going to look at creating textures through layer blending modes, with custom brushes, and with filters.
In all cases, I'll emphasize a non-destructive workflow that leaves your original image unharmed and allows for ease of future editing. Let's get started.
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Introduction
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Welcome49s
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Find textures2m 28s
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1. Apply Texture with Blend Modes, Layer Masks, and Clipping Masks
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Blend textures3m 32s
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Create vintage photo effects2m 57s
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Create grunge photo effects4m 13s
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2. Apply Texture with Brushes
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Add texture to text4m 25s
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Create a bokeh brush9m 20s
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Create an abstract texture6m 13s
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3. Apply Texture with Filters
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Create a photo backdrop5m 36s
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Create an antique look4m 32s
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Add noise or grain4m 54s
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Use Topaz Texture Effects 24m 57s
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Conclusion
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Next steps30s
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