Textures

[matthewm14326104]

Spotted this on Behance, ive been playing about with textures like this from made or found images, but the way i see people

using these textures lead me to believe it was just defusion dither or stipple but both effects create massive files, any advice on how people have

approached this?

[Mylenium · Accepted solution]

Just like you said - pixel filters. Nothing you would do in AI. This is Photoshop stuff.

Mylenium

[MBorowiec]

Yep, it's looks just like some noise over layers and different kind of blending. The rest is just shading via gradinet I assume.

[macpawel]

You can also try build in Illustrator Patterns. I know it's not the same, but.

Go to Swatches Library (Menu Window) and choose Patterns then basic grapchis - dots..ect.

Try to propare your image - vector image and add color you wish. Go to Appereance Panel (Shift+F6) and add additional fill - Pattern fill. Then try to set diffrent blending mode - Multiply, Overlay eg.

Not the same but looks very nice

Pawel

[Mike_Gondek]

This is for Photoshop. Paint on a layer set to dissolve blending mode with a soft brush at about 10% opacity and you will get the texture.

There are other ways such a fill a layer with one of the nice filters, and painting a mask with white on the areas you want noise.

[Cactus Cowboy]

I found an .svg filter called "Salt, Pepper and Sand" on DA a while back looks like what you posted. here a link where you can download it i hope: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/o9boat4e5rzzrv6/AACYpmslyoVXb9-evygxD7efa?dl=0