How To Add Textures & Post Processing Effects To Your Designs | Photoshop Tutorial

This video shows you a little bit about my process to add texture and grit and a breath of life to my posters before I finish em'! It involves roughening up the poster, adding texture, and other effects like halftone and chromatic aberration. I go about this process in a 4 step regimen which I detail in the video. Super simple stuff, but gives your artworks a lot more life and feel to them.
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Intro: (0:00)
Prerequisites: (0:33)

[@TriumphantStranger]

I'm quite sure that "it looks like we left it in a public bathroom stall for about ten days" is something that would be wasted and not understood in an AI prompt. pure poetry

[@chaseharley1215]

0:00 Intro
2:11 Roughen It Up
2:37 Crystalize
3:53 Blur
4:33 Texturize It
4:55 Color Halftone
7:27 Shadow Texture Overlays
9:25 Levels Adjustment Layer
9:55 Highlight Texture Overlays
11:30 Desample
12:27 Chromatic Abberation
14:11 Camera Raw Adjustment FIlter
15:31 Conclusion
(For my own benefit 😬)

[@tedxteddy]

thx king

[@PaulBohno]

I love your content, designs, assets, tutorials, etc! Great work bud! Thank u!

[@dantheman2907]

I'm a bit of a texture hoarder myself. I probably have terabytes of textures, but I always like seeing another artist or designers texturing workflow. I always learn something new.

[@superwavvy5133]

dont be shy drop a google drive link

[@thevsis-]

pls DROP LINK

[@justAchanneification]

Once again asking you to drop link pls!

[@dantheman2907]

Guys there is no google drive link, I have these textures on a couple of hard drives and the majority of the textures are from free sources around the web, like texturelabs and spoon graphics etc.

[@keane2160]

drop da link !

[@bsjett]

I've become a big fan of the Exclusion blend mode to make texture work with the black and white areas simultaneously.

[@garebizarre4446]

This is what i need. Im really struggling with the how applying the textures in my design workflow
Thanks a lot doron

[@considercaption]

That intro animation is amazing!

[@CharleyPangus]

Great video man!

[@masonmorgan9742]

absolutely crucial vid

[@plesuski]

thanks a lot doron!!!

[@tombrown6671]

Absolute hero

[@Optable]

We are not alone!

[@Iklelele]

Dude your vids are so nice!

[@theartguyshop]

Mr. Clutch, thank you!

[@anovin82]

Great tutorial! Can you talk a bit more about the importance of duplicating the layer before applying edits?

[@neverunderestimatemybeing]

appreciate you bro

[@Meerkaats]

great video!!

[@wpapme8164]

thanks for sharing

[@DznGio]

nice video!

[@jojoachim92]

Thanks for all the knowledge man. I need to ask though, would you leave the textures/effects when sending the poster to be printed? Or should I take em out..

[@rauvast]

dont you think the blending mode 'Exclusion' works better with dark textures?

[@Conquered]

That intro song is Deftones too isn't it?

[@Markizas.Karabasas]

doron fam, we eating good tonight

[@madhousepictures]

does it depend on how big your image is for these filters to work properly? i'm making an image for instagram at 1080x1350 and the crystalize drastically changes the photo even at 3, which is the lowest it will go. or does this have to do with my settings? the filters are super harsh. the halftone as well.

[@DoronStudio]

Yes, the filters depend on your document size and DPI. I always work in higher resolutions, and at 300 DPI. Then rescale when done to post on instagram

[@aybexile]

Which font is that?

[@openminddid1982]

sites to get great textures from?

[@DoronStudio]

texturefabrik !!

[@SrDeztiny]

First

[@FabianM99]

Where do you find this kind of images?

[@shamejunt]

😶‍🌫😶‍🌫😶‍🌫😶‍🌫

[@Jabbagfx]

real men throw on a texture and go thru all blending modes until it looks cool (idk wha exclusion means lol)

[@zacshiffer]

Nice video man. Always down to see other designers’ workflows. 🦾