@rdutra09 Make a small white image, say 256 x 256. Using the rectangle selection select half the image vertically [a 128 x 256 sized selection] and use command-i on a mac [control-i on a PC] to invert that rectangle's color, making it black. Now select half the image again, only this time horizontally, and invert with command-i to make a checkerboard. Save the image as a pattern [Edit > Define Pattern] and Photoshop will now have the checkerboard fill. That's how I did it.
@digitalArtform im confused.... can u do a video about it or post the picture... i a beginner at photoshop so im confused on how to do that kind of stuff...
This is great! The only tip I would add is at 1:50, before adding a blur to the new patterned layer turn it into a smart object (right click the layer and select "Convert to Smart Object"), then add the Gaussian blur. This will add the blur as a "Smart filter," allowing you to change the blur amount at any time.
What if your photoshop doesn't have the checkers? Like do u have the picture where i can upload it?
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@rdutra09 Make a small white image, say 256 x 256. Using the rectangle selection select half the image vertically [a 128 x 256 sized selection] and use command-i on a mac [control-i on a PC] to invert that rectangle's color, making it black. Now select half the image again, only this time horizontally, and invert with command-i to make a checkerboard. Save the image as a pattern [Edit > Define Pattern] and Photoshop will now have the checkerboard fill. That's how I did it.
digitalArtform 1 month ago
@digitalArtform im confused.... can u do a video about it or post the picture... i a beginner at photoshop so im confused on how to do that kind of stuff...
rdutra09 1 month ago
This is great! The only tip I would add is at 1:50, before adding a blur to the new patterned layer turn it into a smart object (right click the layer and select "Convert to Smart Object"), then add the Gaussian blur. This will add the blur as a "Smart filter," allowing you to change the blur amount at any time.
jpgerlach 1 month ago
@jpgerlach great suggestion. I will try to remember to get into that habit.
digitalArtform 1 month ago
I know rite?
digitalArtform 9 months ago
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frontdoor182 9 months ago