photoshop secrets | how to create cool website backgrounds

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follow along as i demonstrate and narate how to create an organic repeating texture. ideal for desktop wallpapers, website backgrounds, video game texture maps.

All done in adobe photoshop.

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tutorial covers
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layers
patch tool
bitmaps
offset filter
sharpen filter
hue saturation

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computer graphics photoshop tutorial repeat wallpaper texture video games web design

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Education

Tags:

• computer
• graphics
• photoshop
• tutorial
• repeat
• wallpaper
• texture
• video
• games
• web
• design

[MrJMR2]

brilliant, helped me out with my site I'm working on! :D

[pixelatorNYC]

@MrJMR2 hi. thanks for the comment and im glad i could help. please make sure to subscribe to my channel/podcast for more highly informative training videos.

cheers

ps - the new videos presentation and format is much improved.

[vegeteriancannibal]

Great tutorial, helped me a lot. Thanks Man!

[pixelatorNYC]

@vegeteriancannibal - your welcome. i am glad i could help. please make sure you subscribe to the channel/podcast for more highly informative training videos.

ps - the new video format and presentation is much improved.

[puraraza5]

i been trying to make a background for my website for so long now. nice tutorial! you got my sub!

[pixelatorNYC]

@puraraza5 - thanks. i really appreciate the comment and the sub.

[Unity2146]

hello



[pixelatorNYC]

@bitterwithoutu - hi. thanks for the great comment and feedback.

this is one of my first efforts in creating screen cast tutorials.

i am going to create a new video on offsetting in response to your post.

It is a very useful feature to have in your toolbox.

please subscribe to the channel so you can get it when i post it.

cheers

[bitterwithoutu]

Great website. Nice tutorial, too. Have to admit that you lost me on some of the offsetting and saving because you didn't zoom in. Thanks for the help, though.