Texturing Images in Adobe Photoshop: 5 Easy Techniques Using Filters

Add more character & tangibility to your work with 5 quick & easy techniques for texturing images in Adobe Photoshop using Filters & without any additional materials!

As a graphic designer, I cannot imagine my work without textures and my workflow without Smart Filters and the various effects they allow me to create! And in this short class, I am excited to share with you 5 of my favourite techniques for texturing images using Filters available in Adobe Photoshop!

These texturing techniques can be used to develop the aesthetic of your actual work or enhance the look of the previews or mock-ups you share online. And you can apply these effects to any kind of images, including collages, poster designs, illustrations, surface patterns, digital artworks, typographic designs, or digital photographs.

In this 40 minutes video course you will learn:

— how to texture your images non-destructively using Smart Filters and Smart Objects;
— how to get the most out of a range of Adobe Photoshop Filters to create 5 different types of customisable textures, including a versatile film grain texture, a paper texture imitation, a digital noise texture, an organic grain texture & an organic fibers textures;
— how to take advantage of neutral layers, Blending Modes, Fill and Opacity settings, and Blending Options to fine-tune the effects;
— how to setup your own fool-proof texturing actions in Adobe Photoshop (bonus).

This class is designed for everyone who uses Adobe Photoshop and who wants to add a few new texturing techniques to their creative toolkit! I will be walking you through all of the techniques in a step-by-step manner, but for the best experience, being familiar with Adobe Photoshop’s interface, core tools and functionality is highly recommended.

I hope that in this class you will pick up a few new tips and tricks which will help you elevate your work and speed-up your workflow!

—Evgeniya / Attitude Creative