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Learn how to create a mini-squared gradient pixel pattern.
1. Start out with a new 150x100 image. Fill in the background with any color you want. I am going to use Blue (#0A5DB2). Next copy the background layer by going to "Layer > New > Layer via Copy (Ctrl+J)".
2. Next add some noise in order to spice up the final product by going to Filter > Noise > Add Noise. Use the default settings as shown below.
3. In order to get the pixel blocks needed, go to Image > Image Size to change the image size. Change pixels to percent and enter "1000". "Important:" Don't forget to change the "Resample Image" setting to "Nearest Neighbor".
4. Now we need to create space between each of the pixels. A pattern will need to be used. To make this pattern, create a new 10x10 transparent image. Grab the pencil tool with a width of 1px and create the following. Then go to "Edit > Define Pattern" and give it a name. You can then minimize or close this pattern image to go back to the original image.
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Источник: Depiction.net. |
Опубликовал: serox. |
Дата: 31.10.2005 |
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