Abstrakts "Geography Patterns" Photoshop Tutorial

[@nesadlevent]

One of the best Photoshop tutorial I've ever seen. Thank you.

[@armcezar8106]

Your tutorials are one of the things that pushed me to get into design so thank you for that

[@EvanEckard]

Right on - glad I could help!

[@peterbjorkli]

I would PAY for a tutorial like this. Amazing as always! Keep ‘em coming, E!

[@demior5582]

For anyone having trouble on this. If you’re attempting the second design. There is one small step he goes over at the very beginning that must be included but he doesn’t go over it for the second design. The new fill layer. If you can get the gradient to work it may be because your clouds are too scaled in. So either mess with your clouds zoom in or out or adjust the color gradient droppers to be closer to the center

[@angelosa.3178]

You are one of the main reasons i kept going into the design industry. Thanks :)

[@BigE]

Is this THE Evan Eckard on RUclips?!

[@surflexy]

u have no idea how much ive searched for this, thank you very much!!!

[@mohammadaminhassaniparsa9242]

runned out of ideas, but no worries you are here!

[@Bigiidagoe]

I really still love this video. Your tutorials are awesome, you tell everything so calmly and understanding. thanks man

[@FreezingFroggie]

It has lots of artifacts, one extra step to make it better would be taking it to Illustrator to image trace it, it will remove the imperfections and also make it upscalable. Pretty cool and trendy effect, I use it all the time.

[@EvanEckard]

Yup, this tutorial was assuming people wanted to create solely in photoshop. I'd create in illustrator for the cleanest, most scalable version

[@YodaCake]

Legend

[@othmanekun9533]

may god send this angel to help us as always

[@bob3613]

Absolute great content!!! Thank you very much!!!

[@FilmFactry]

Thank you my Friend!!!

[@sammurphy3202]

Goddamn i missed these videos a lot

[@SKMRify]

Very good work.

[@koreanversion82]

This looks so cool! Thank you so much 🖤❤️

[@lukasmiklo5815]

Is there any way to reduce the amount of those small circles on top of the "hills"? Or is it just a matter of trying it a couple of times and seeing what comes out?

[@udidnot]

knew this guy was good when i saw the chris cunningham poster in the back

[@StudiosFerrux]

long time no see

[@shoppersdream]

Nice, thanks! Just a quick question why did you double the size of the canvas in between and why not start with that size right from the beginning? Thanks

[@kaypetri3862]

Thank. Learn a lot again.

[@HNTRros]

W tutorial, thanks man

[@fernandodiaz7946]

i love this tutorial

[@notKix]

i have done all the steps exactly like in the video but in the "sharp lines" effect it doesnt work for me idk

[@Sk8Gnarley]

To vector it would you just image trace the original find edges version?

[@EvanEckard]

Yup, you could image trace it no problem. Just remember to bring the lines into illustrator in black and white for better results. After tracing, then apply color in illustrator.

[@jeroenvanleening2654]

Is there a way to make the lines thicker?

[@HMAnetwork]

how do we export that as a seamless pattern to use it for pattern overlay?

[@verona_verza]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@ilyKibbs]

anyone know where I could find a topographic pattern but moving that is free to use?

[@fouziaislam5273]

Super

[@krionihebia3464]

I can't seem to press zigzag filter, is there anyone having the same issue? 😃

[@alantra6048]

thanks!

[@KritX01]

Can you do this in illustrator? Having this in a vector shape image?

[@EvanEckard]

Yup, I can do a vector follow up

[@KritX01]

@@EvanEckard Thanks, that would be awesome! Nice work btw!

[@dn_jeff]

EvanEckard would love this to happen

[@natty8678]

14:00

[@mha-xvi]

gREAT

[@onyx7117]

Ayy how you doin Evan