Any clue for this background?

[didiermazier]

Hi folks,

I am struggling to find a way to reproduce this background in an editable way to be able to change the colors or other parameters once its done.

Tried gradients and then apply halftone screen filters, but I cannot get that radial effects with  circles getting smaller as the go away from the center.

I could have done it more easily with Illustrator but i wwanna stick to Photoshop.

Any hints very welcome!

Happy halloween to y'all

Didier

 

[Mylenium]

Stroking a path or circular selection with a brush with large spacing. Then you simply adjust the diameter for each ring and the brush parameters.

Mylenium

[didiermazier]

Thanks for this answer.

Anyway this solution is too much time consuming and if you want to change any parameter yopu will have to redo all.

I tried with a radial gradient and then apply haltone screen… I follow that path and will show what I get.

There maybe is another way with repeated pattern…

[kevin stohlmeyer]

Changing the colors is easy using a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer on top of the image.

I would most likely just search and purchase a stock image similar to what you want rather than overcomplicate a less than ideal result.

[didiermazier]

You are right. I am exploring the brushes and found a few ones that could do the trick (on brushportal…)

[didiermazier]

I tried several brushes but at the end of the day I find  work with a smart objectmore undestructive.

1. Make a radial gradient inside a feathered selection
2. Convert to smart object then greyscale to bitmap
3. Back to grey levels and get rid of white background
4. Then you can do anything you want with underlayer gradient and fusion modes…

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