A pack of retro groovy, 70s-style greyscale repeating patterns. and a Gradient set of appropriate color palettes to map onto them. Mix and match patterns and palettes, or use your own palettes to truly customize your piece!
These are retro, 70s style groovy repeating patterns you can customize using the included gradient set (or your own) and the Gradient Map function.
HOW TO USE:
2. Scale the pattern as desired. NOTE: Anti-aliasing may affect how colors are rendered by making different shades of gray pixels. To prevent this, go into the object settings, and under "Image Material", select "Hard Edges (nearest neighbor)".
3. When the pattern is adjusted how you want it, right-click the pattern layer and select "Rasterize". The Gradient Map function will not work until you do this.
4. Go to Edit > Tonal Correction > Gradient maps... and select the desired color palette. (To learn how to use gradient maps, see this tutorial: https://tips.clip-studio.com/en-us/articles/2453 )
5. Click OK. You have successfully added a customized pattern to your work :)
Using different palettes can make these patterns match the vibe of your work so much better.
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