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Grain and noise texture for illustrations tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 12 окт 2019
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I show you how to create a grain effect that gives a noisy and grunge feel to any flat illustration. I show you how to get the best results so your illustration can feel more organic. You can use photoshop effects in illustrator that give a grain which you can overlay on the illustration with a few simple steps. Using the appearance panel, gradient transparency and basic shapes we can create this cool effect!
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Guys make sure the document is in RGB not CMYK color mode.
Okay thanks
@@markbryantveranga1728 Thanks for that bit of info. I was in CMYK and it was driving me nuts.
Is there a similar way to achieve this effect in Clip Studio Paint?
@@randolphthomasii7040 Not sure don't use that program
Solved my problem. THanks
Thank you! This was super helpful. I haven't had much luck finding any videos on adding grain/noise that were easy to understand until now. Thank you for clearly explaining everything! MUCH appreciated!
Awesome Jennifer I'm glad it was helpful to you and easy to understand with my Aussie accent haha! Thank you!
Hope you guys dig this new tutorial, If you want to see more tutorials like this please leave a comment below!
it's very helpful but I'm looking for a way to change the color of the grain to a specific color, any tips on how to do that?
@@ArchihumanPlay around with blending modes or expand the grain to shapes because you can't just change the colour it wont work because it is a photoshop effect in AI.
I’m finishing one of my digital illustrations and this will be helpful in adding that extra oomph! Thanks!
Amazing love it
thanks. never thought how easy it was to add that texture. It makes the illustratons look x10000 times better.
Thank you it makes it look great!
I really like this tutorial. I would appreciate if you made more of this vintage style tutorials.
Thanks for the feedback :)
THIS IS WHAT I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR. Genius, thank you
Awesome thanks for watching!!
Thank you for this! i especially loved how you used simple terms to explain everything, very helpful!!
Thanks Gabriela!! Thanks a lot
Awesome tutorial. Thank you Jeremy!
My pleasure!
Hi mate ! Amazing tuto, very helpful ! Thx a lot ! Cheers from france !
Glad it helped! Thanks brother!
Thanks Man ! explained all the points neatly. Good Work !
Thanks Aryam appreciate the comment!
Thank you! Finally someone's made this clear and simple to me. And it really works.
You're welcome Daniel!
Thanks a lot man!
Thanks man!
Really helpful, didn't know much about grains but now i do 😃
Glad it was helpful! Vasu!!
Thanks for the detailed explanation !
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you. I'm doing my homework and this is indeed helpful. 😁
Thanks you Nguyễn Hope you smahs out that homework!
Thanks
Welcome
Love this, was to the point and extremely helpful as I scanned the internet to find this style and couldn't find the precise one! Keep it up, your way was very soothing as I tend to stress myself out when designing or trying new things in various programs
Wow thanks so much Amina glad it was soothing and simple :)
Marvelous! Thanks Bro!
Greetings from Brazil
Thanks Bro!, Greetings From Australia!
ahh great tutorial!! so helpful thanksssss
You're so welcome!!
Wow this trick is awesome
thanks so much!
Thanks for the video! Subscribed!!
Thanks Mike!
Thanks for this simple yet helpful tutorial!! love it!
Thanks so much Stanely you the man!
This tutorial is so useful... THANKYOU ❤️☮️🙏🏻
thank you!!
@@JeremyMuradesign Please create a video on how to join Freepik contributor.
Freepik constantly rejecting people's work without any explanation. And there is no helpful videos on this topic.
Thankyou
You explain everything very clearly ❤️☮️🙏🏻
@@deepikasingh1556 I will see maybe no promises
was looking for this. thank you so much!
Glad I could help Ankita!!
TY!!
Thanks Allie :)
thankyou
thank you
Thanks! Great tutorial with super useful tips. This is very helpful!
Thanks Ania glad you enjoyed it!
loved this!
Thanks Louise!!
Thank you for this clear and informative, and actually showing you how to do it. The other tutorials were meh, subbed!! Keep making videos like these!
Appreciate the feedback man! will do
Thank you for sharing your know-how!it is very helpful!
thank you !!
super cool! thank you
appreciate it!!
For those having trouble with it being blurry I made a new document and under advanced settings had RGB and made raster effect 300 dpi
Thanks Lexie!
It's helpful
thanks Faryaal!
Thank you so much for your kind help.
Glad it helped
Thank you so muchh!! this is very easy and helpful! :)
Thanks Pooja!
This is really helpful, thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful Liliii!
Thank you ! Really great tutorial !
You are welcome! Thank you!!!
@@JeremyMuradesign Oh, ok I'm trying on a document, but I have to print in in the end, so I'm actually on CMYK... If I change it for RGB in order to work with the textures and grain, how can I print it when it's finished?
@@Ziolize Expand or vectorize the grain/ export as a bitmap. I would suggest doing a test as well.
a great new technique !!!!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you Jeremy ! It helps a lot and you're explaining super simple ! Great video !
Thanks so much for the comment and feedback I appreciate it. Glad it was simple :)
I can't see your other question but make sure your colour mode is on RGB also make sue you use the right colour either white or black or the same colour of the colour below it. when you use those other belnding modes.
Great tutorial! It helped me a lot. Thank you so much!
appreciate it thanks!
Grain, then Stippled. Got it, thanks! Great vid!
Yes thanks so much!
Thank you so much for this awesome guide, i was wondering a tutorial on this and i m glad that i found this. Thank you once again!
thank you so much appreciate it
thanks so much! this is very helpful!
Glad it was helpful Carrie!
This is really helpful, thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
thnks man i learned much about your video i followed you right now
Thanks, ok benze appreciate it!
Thank you so much! You explained simply
Thank you!!
Thank you so much
You're most welcome
Genius bro
THANKS BRO
very useful, thank you
Glad to hear that! thanks
Great vid! Thanks so much.
Thank you!!
Thank you
Thank you!!
I am Really Thankful
cheers!
Nice Vids! Great works dude!
Thanks dude
Wow! This is nice, I've been looking for tutorials on textures, thank you so much for this. Will definitely try this out. :)
Thank you so much!
THANK YOU!
Thanks Kristine for the support!
thank you so much! I cant wait to experience w this :-)
Hope you enjoy it! thanks so much
Nice tutorial
Thanks Muhammad
thanks, this really helps 👍
Thanks loony glad it helped!
Thanks for the tutorial!!!! I loved how you deliver it step by step
thanks
Hi Jeremy, thank you for this video, it's still very much relevant 2years later. I have a question though, it's about the Canvas size, how do we know the right size to use for our artworks
The artboard size yo can chagne it by clicking shift + O and click on the artboard the change the size in the parameteres. Your size should depend on the project like is it a poster, social post for Instagram, an ebook illusrtation? Think about that but for illustrations try and save at a bigger resolution but if it's vector you can always just scale it.
Thanks for sharing, how do i adjust my grain sizes to make it a lot finer?
When you apply it with the photoshop effect change the settinng to stippling or fine grain isntead of the other ones
Thanks for this video! But when I try, I've pixels and not your beautiful result! I've trying the different GRAIN TYPE but it's still like pixels. Do you know why ? Because i really would like to have your result. Thanks
check pixel preview check anti analysing if it's on or off
Hi Jeremy, what an amazing helpful tutorial!
A question - can do you regulate the size of the texture grain added? compaired to those in yours video my grains are huge, so it doesnt look harmonious, even though the graphic itself is pretty big.
Thank you in advance :)
Thanks Ralina appreciate it. When you add the grain effect you have a drop-down menu that says GRAIN TYPE you can change it to enlarged or clumped test some of those out!
Thank you! Question, does the vector change to raster? I want to create illustrations for a photo bank and I don't know will they accept with this photoshop effect.
Just trace it or expand it afterwards so it goes back to vector.
Really nice, however bear in mind that Gain is a *Raster* effect!
Of course bro it's a Photoshop effect it's fine for digital work.
Great video! Really made it easy for me to understand. Question, when you go to change the opacity at around 6:00, my sliders do not appear as circles (just squares) and I can't change the opacity of only one. How can I make the circles appear?
You need to have a gradient on the shape and then just click or select it or else it won't appear.
Is it correct that you use 2 layers of an object on top of one another, not more than 2?
The circles on the first artboard, what do I do to move them around? Is enough to group them?
You can use more layers up to you, not sure about your second question.
what file format should i use to print my grain texture effect on mobile, pillow & laptop cases, mugs, tshirt prints, cards or any related things?
Save it as high res PNG, OR bitmap TIFF FILE.
easiest tutorial
😊
how can i change the grain color from black to other colors?
You could but it doesn't work as well.
Did anyon e has issues with the borders of the illustrations looking too pixelated?
Change your raster effects to high quality it's in the settings if it looks pixelated. Secondly, it's a raster effect not a vector hence it uses pixels hope that makes sense. Most people who view it won't see it because in real world people don't zoom in that close to a digital illustration.
nice
Very nice
Why can't it seem to work on me? When I apply the grain effect, colors are restricted to black and white.
I am using CC 2018.
Change the blending mode to overlay and test other blending modes and make sure grain object is on top. Also the way the effect work it only really reads black and white so you have to apply those the gradient to add the grain first.
screen and overlay modes works like in the video only in RPG, so maybe you used CMYK?
Allah Bless you Man❤
Bless you brother!
bro for me only multiply option is working the two are not. When I apply overlay or screen the object just turns white and even after decreasing the opacity, there is no effect.
Make sure you are in RGB mode also make sure the colour you used was dark black /white. Play around sometimes you gotta mess with it.
i notice that if i attempt to forgo the blending mode and simply make my gradient go from one color on my palette to another, the gradient seems to remain in black and white no matter what colors I select. (I'm skipping the blending mode because i'm not able to get the result I want and I'd rather just directly tell illustrator what colors I want)
Yeah you can experiment but it only really works with a few blending modes. I have other texturing techniques in my texture course on skillshare that might inspire you with the mezzotint effect in illustrator.
Hi Jeremy,
Thank you so much for this owsm tutorial. I have followed the same procedure for creating grain effect and used color mode RGB. But the grain created is like the pixelated one not smooth as you have shown. Please help me out what I am doing wrong.
Make sure to select the same stippling grain or smaller-sized grain. Also go to view and try pixel preview and see what that does.
Thank you 😊. I will try this.
My grain looks so chunky. Is there a way to decrease the size of the grains? Also, the edge of the art is pixelated and rough looking.
with this effect no I havce a texture course that shows you nother method that gives you more control.
@jeremy Mura Will it affect anything if I go for printing?
I would test it, remember it's a raster effect best for print is doing a bitmap or making the grain a vector so expand it into shapes.
once i applied the overlay on the stippled object, the color changes into a bright almost neon shade of the original color of the object :
Yeah some colours may not work try other blend modes
Jeremy Mura tysm for the response but damn this is sad :///
i love your video! but i have an issue here. when i changed the opacity to 'overlay', it didn't work at all. can you help me?
Depends on the colour you picked play around with the other colours if it's black or white it wont work as well
is this suitable for printing? thanks!
I would recommend doing it for digital stuff. With printing you would have to test it but There is better ways for printing.
Thank you for that nice trick .. If i used that my laptop would simply freeze to death on me though XD lol!
hahah yeah you need a decent pc or mac to p[rocess some of the texturing I would make the texture very minimal in detail to avoid freezing hah
Hi! I'm having trouble with my blending mode, when i try to use the overlay method over my shape the shape is just fully white instead of showing the stippled effect! I can't seem to figure out why its not working the same as yours
Hi mate, Check your color mode make sure it's on RGB.
@@JeremyMuradesign It was on CMYK! I finally realised after hours of frustration haha! thank you
@@JeremyMuradesign I had this problem and mine still goes white in rgb. If I have both gradient colours 100% transparency its red stipples with white background, if I out the white at 0% theres still a white faded halo around the stipple effect
My grain is become white or bland color when I transfer to Screen and Overlay. Do you know why?
Are you in RGB mode or CMYK? It matter what you if your shape is on top
I don't understand. When I use screen or overlay blending modes I just get flat colors and white... ???
Make sure you the shape on top of each other.
@@JeremyMuradesign Figured it out! I was in CMYK, not RGB 😉! Thanks
@@sebastienalbouy4471 Ah yes!
For some reason when I switch to Overlay it just vanishes, any ideas? Multiply and Screen work fine
Hmm make sure file is on rgb colour mode, make sure it's the right colour / black white or use same colour as shape. It can depends on the contrast of colours as well.
Jeremy Mura yep, underlying color turned out not be RGB safe, good call.
@@maxcoolidgecrouthamel2772 No problemo!
I dont know but ussing brushes in illustrator make it load heavily what is the recommended ram for heavy duty projects in AI?
I have 32 gb Ram on my PC and a good CPU/GPU, at leasy have 16gbram and 6 core CPU because some textures will lag you out.
@@JeremyMuradesign that’s right cause my custom brushes is a complex vectors
Is there a reason why my gradient works on Multiply but not Screen or Overlay? I can get a black gradient on Multiply, but Screen and Overlap turns it completely white.
I've also tried setting the white to 0% opacity, but it removes the grain.
That's just how it is because it is a raster photoshop effect. you can try making the colour more gray instead of black or white might work. Or try turnign bottom shape colour different.
@@JeremyMuradesign I'm not sure I understand - If it's not an error that mine is turning white, how did you get an orange gradient on the pencil? 🤔 Or is it just hit or mess depending on the image?
@@jadejohnsonillo Depends on the colour used and the blending mode just play around with it :)
Ok, so apparently, many people in the comments have run into the same problem as me. It looks super pixelated, the screen mode shows white color and there are some pixels on the edges as well... I'm in RGB mode and in pixel preview. None of the tips in the comments have helped me. Any other suggestions or more detailed explanation on how to fix the problem?
This effect is a raster effect it is not vector effect so that's why it's pixelated if you zoom in. You can expand the texture to make it a vector so it turns into shapes.
@@JeremyMuradesign thank you for replying :) I don't quite understand this raster/vector difference.... I think you can transform a vector object as much as you want without losing its quality, is that it? And I don't exactly know how to expand the texture to make it a vector, but I'll try
@@emilysalander2207 Correct Bector wont be pixelated so you can scale to any size and print it. Use the IMAGE TRACE option to turn it into vector.
Hi jeremy, I follow your flow but there's black solid on the edge of my shape. Can you help me?
Do you mean a stroke? select the stroke fille then press the slash key /
@@JeremyMuradesign I think it is not a stroke. drive.google.com/file/d/1HNpiUDBMqX6wpXWA7BtEjv2PBRwARlBH/view?usp=sharing
For some reason when I use screen and overlay, the grain effect disappears. Do you know why this might be?
What version of illustrator are you on? I'm testing it now not sure why it's doing that.
it happens to me too. I'm using CC 2020, it also happens on 2019.
i found out screen blending mode doesn't work on CMYK document
@@antoninonieto4054 It has to be in RGB not CMYK because it is a digital effect :)
Nice tutorial. Whats the name of the song and artist?
Thanks Sergio, Figures - Jones Meadow. You like those house vibes aye!
Hey, Please reply if possible!
I loved your video but i am not able to find the stippled option in grain :(
Edit: I found it Lmao
haha nice one
my grain effect looks like pixels instead of grainy ... and i'm in rgb mode ... what else could be wrong? : (
The grain effects pixels/ rater it's not vector. Make sure you choose stippling effect or smaller grain not large one.
Jeremy Mura ... I am .... would the document dpi make any difference or the effects dpi ?
I don't get why my gradient still remains in a strong black color, can someone help??
try lower opacity or use a gray colour or less tint of black.
I end up with a faint outline of black grain when I zoom in... any ideas on how to fix this? Cheers!
What do you mean exactly? Screen shot?
@@JeremyMuradesign Nevermind, I tried a different technique! Thanks anyway :)
@@Face_flower All good! Hope it works out!
Same! What'd you do??
what's your artboard size? because the stipple effect looks ugly on mine
i have the same problem! i guess the illustrations are huuuuge
artboard size does not matter to be honest at least make it 1000x1000
bigger resolultion just to be safe.
@@davidprinz6969 I think I figured it out. Enable the 'high resolution' on the effects settings
My grain doesn't look very "stipply". Still looks smooth despite adjusting intensity and contrast. =[
experiment there is a few diferent ones in the drop down menu.