Tie Dye Photoshop Pattern Tutorial How to make a pattern in Photoshop
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- In this tie dye Photoshop pattern tutorial I'll show you how to create a classic spiral tie dye effect using only Photoshop filters. This is a simple effect but has tons of customization potential.
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Download the gradients used in this tutorial here:
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Gradient Color Codes Used:
e5afaf Lt. Pink
e466c8 Dk Pink
5459d7 Violet
49b3bc Blue
59bb76 Green
ddc329 Yellow
IMPORTANT NOTE ON SOFTWARE:
In this tutorial, I am using Photoshop CC 2020. You may not have the same configuration in your version of Photoshop. Things get moved around in updates. Some of the features in this version of Photoshop may not be available in older versions. Please leave a comment on the RUclips platform or send me an email if you get stuck or are missing a feature and I will do my best to help you.
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Thank you so much for this tutorial! I'm so happy that I could make a tie dye background 🥰
Much appreciated!! You're going to get me a raise!
Nice! I’m glad the video was helpful
Thank you. Best tie die tutorial in RUclips!! Love all your tutorials.
Thank you 😊
I just did a straight Color Dodge (by accident), and it was a bright burst of colors that I love! Thanks for another great video!
That’s great! Most of what I teach I learned by accident 😂 keep experimenting!
Thank you. Clear and precise.
Glad it was helpful!
Wow! You explained everything very well. I was able to create my very own pattern. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Great tutorial. I do have a question though. I have went through this entire process and it turned out perfectly. But what if I wanted to change the gradient colors to another color scheme. I cannot for the life of me figure out how to do that. I tried but it put my gradient as linear even though I had radial selected.
Did you convert your first gradient in Smart Object? If you double click the layer, a new window will open and you will be able to change the gradient. After this, you can save the .psb file and it will change colors on the original project. I hope it helps 😊
Thanks so much, I have been waiting on a good illustrator tutorial, but this one for Photoshop is great!
I was going to do this in Illustrator but I found someone who did it better, lol. Watch it here if you’re still interested ruclips.net/video/0TKt6xfA5NE/видео.html
@@PrettyWebzMedia lol. 😅
thank you, I like to work with vectors. 🤗
@@PrettyWebzMedia Your PS tutorial produced a much more realistic tie-dye. Thanks again.
You are a very good teacher!
Thank you 😊
Good job... I liked this one. I will definitely be using this in the future.
Glad you like it!
This was so great and the template you have left over is super useful!
Thanks! you save my life today!
My pleasure, so glad it helped!
Perfect for what I need I was making Custom Content for My Sims 4 Game and wanted to make some Tie Die Shirts thanks so so much
That’s great! Glad it helped
@tonya Renee how did you get it on a shirt for the sims 4 I'm struggling to do that!!!!!! 😬😬
@@linaasajohanna8599 I do custom content recolors and was wanting to do this effect with t shirts .... I have been meaning to do tutorials on how to do CC recolors .... hopefully soon
very helpful, thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for this tutorial! It was awesome
Thank you, I’m glad it helped
love the tutorial and great 'spin' on the trend! xx
Thank you
Lovely tutorial
Thank you 😊
Thank you so much!
You’re welcome 😊
U r genius 👽
😊
Very hard work but plz all over design in ideas design. And very very good ideas video . From India
Ok. Thanks I think you are asking for a tutorial on overall design or design inspiration? Is that right?
@@PrettyWebzMedia I would love that too :-)
Great idea and tutorial. Thank you. Quick question. After I stretch out the canvas and hit enter, my image remains white. Any thoughts on what I may be doing wrong? I have followed along several times exactly as you describe. I'm using a PC instead of a Mac. Thanks.
Check your color mode, make sure you are in RGB. Go to image>>mode>>RGB Color and 8bits/Channel
@@PrettyWebzMedia Thank you for your reply. I absolutely love this idea and played around with it a bit. My goal is to use for all-over-printing on garments, so the files are relatively large. I was able to make it work on all sizes up to 18x24 inches. For some reason, when I try to stretch the canvas to smooth out the corners on sizes greater than that, the artboard remains white. I tried both CMYK and RGB, as I like to create in CMYK and convert to RGB for printing purposes. It works in both modes, but I can't figure out the reason it stops working for me at larger sizes. I'm sure it's just me! :-) I sincerely appreciate your tutorial. So much fun!!
@@jmackimagery Same here! Mine is doing the same thing. I've tried everything, but mine stays white .... except I am using a very large canvas, and maybe it doesn't like that.
nothing happens when i drag the line from the center, the background stays white
When you make the gradient, make sure you are in the gradient tool and have the colors set properly. For applying the gradient, click and *_hold_* the mouse while you drag. You have to hold the mouse click to apply the gradient
Mercedes... can this be made into a repeating pattern?
You can turn anything into a repeating pattern. I've never tried it with this, my guess is that you'll have a bunch of small swirls and will have to scale it if the project is too big. Make it as big as you can (without upsetting your computer) before creating the repeat.
@@PrettyWebzMedia Thank You!