My favorite wallpaper background texture
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By Vlad Studio
Published on 05/11/2007
Create new image, fill it with solid color.
Apply some noise (Filter > Noise > Add Noise), not much, around 5-6%. Then, apply Water paper filter (Filter > Sketch > Water Paper), setting length, brigthness and contrast values simiar to shown here.
To mix water paper effect with previous noise effect, hit Ctrl-Shift-F (Fade) and set fade value to 50-60%
Then, apply texturizer filter (Filter > Texture > Texturizer), with Sandstone texture and relief ~ 2.
Create new layer, switch to Brush tool, open Brushes pallette and select the brush similar to shown here. In brush properties (right below menu bar), set opacity to about 50%
set color to white, and fill entire image with chaotic brush strokes.
set color to black, create another new layer, and fill again with brush strokes.
Final touch - set blend more of last 2 layer to Overlay, and change opacity to 50-60%. That's all!
Author: Vlad Gerasimov
 | My favorite wallpaper background texture This tutorial is reply to the question I receive often - how do I create the texture I use on many of "the two" wallpapers? Here's how... |
My favorite wallpaper background texture
This tutorial is reply to the question I receive often - how do I create the texture I use on many of "the two" wallpapers? Here's how...
Create new image, fill it with solid color.
Apply some noise (Filter > Noise > Add Noise), not much, around 5-6%. Then, apply Water paper filter (Filter > Sketch > Water Paper), setting length, brigthness and contrast values simiar to shown here.
To mix water paper effect with previous noise effect, hit Ctrl-Shift-F (Fade) and set fade value to 50-60%
Then, apply texturizer filter (Filter > Texture > Texturizer), with Sandstone texture and relief ~ 2.
Create new layer, switch to Brush tool, open Brushes pallette and select the brush similar to shown here. In brush properties (right below menu bar), set opacity to about 50%
set color to white, and fill entire image with chaotic brush strokes.
set color to black, create another new layer, and fill again with brush strokes.
Final touch - set blend more of last 2 layer to Overlay, and change opacity to 50-60%. That's all!
Author: Vlad Gerasimov