I love your approach to this tutorial. The speed is appropriate for following and working along, your directions are concise and specific without beating the point to death. And there wasn't any goofy music obscuring the narration! Very well done, indded!
I have a 50 essentials Photoshop pattern pack for sale in my Etsy shop ( www.etsy.com/listing/1264921173/50-essential-patterns-to-use-with-adobe ) or you can check out my polka dot pattern tutorial - ruclips.net/video/JpE4xJUj5jc/видео.html
Great tutorial, thank you! I never thought about making designs in Photoshop! Very cool. So when you design in Photoshop, that's raster and not vector, right?
Yeah, it's raster so you don't have the same freedom of scaling up like you do with vector, but if you know the dimensions of your end design it can still be a good design option.
Anti-aliasing issue with this technique. Jaggies repeatedly ruined the pattern no matter what I did. Gave up after nearly two hours of troubleshooting. I ended up creating it in AI in under 5 minutes, which is what I should have done in the first place, but I was a dog with bone.
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I love your approach to this tutorial. The speed is appropriate for following and working along, your directions are concise and specific without beating the point to death. And there wasn't any goofy music obscuring the narration! Very well done, indded!
Lifesaver! Very easy to follow and to the point. Thanks for the tutorial!
I don't show that polka dot pattern in my pattern fill options. How do I get it?
I have a 50 essentials Photoshop pattern pack for sale in my Etsy shop ( www.etsy.com/listing/1264921173/50-essential-patterns-to-use-with-adobe ) or you can check out my polka dot pattern tutorial - ruclips.net/video/JpE4xJUj5jc/видео.html
@@LemonPaperLab thank you!
Nice, thanks
Great tutorial, thank you! I never thought about making designs in Photoshop! Very cool. So when you design in Photoshop, that's raster and not vector, right?
Yeah, it's raster so you don't have the same freedom of scaling up like you do with vector, but if you know the dimensions of your end design it can still be a good design option.
@@LemonPaperLab Awesome. Thanks!
I just like the wy you talk
Anti-aliasing issue with this technique. Jaggies repeatedly ruined the pattern no matter what I did. Gave up after nearly two hours of troubleshooting. I ended up creating it in AI in under 5 minutes, which is what I should have done in the first place, but I was a dog with bone.
Sorry you had trouble with it. Photoshop definitely has its limitations sometimes especially dealing with things at a diagonal