Layer settings to give a printed paper texture feel, inspired by Jason Piperberg's tutorial.
※ Based on a tutorial by Jason Piperberg (The Pipeline website) and I really like how it looked for years, since it was easy enough and haven't seen it here yet.
A folder of layer settings to give the texture of printed paper to an image. Each layer opacity can be individually changed how you like it.
Can be used on monochrome comics, simple shaded illustrations, or even illustrations that already used other paper textures!
Tip: #FFFFFF (white) backgrounds won't show the texture, since it uses the "overlay" blend mode. So making the background slightly tinted will also give the background the same printed paper texture feel.
- Comic
- Simple Shaded Illustrations without Additional Paper Textures
- Illustrations with Additional Paper Textures (e.g.: water color paper texture)
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