What's the easiest and most editable way of making a pattern that fades overtop of a color? Meaning the background color doesn't fade just the pattern.
I tried this [URL="http://www.skinyourscreen.com/site/Articles/creating-gradient-faded-patterns"]tutorial[/URL] but it was a mess I believe.
Any help or better walkthrough?
Thanks
erase the top of the pattern layer?
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with a soft brush.
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place the gradient layer above the pattern layer.
[QUOTE=Detlef;34082024]erase the top of the pattern layer?
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with a soft brush.
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place the gradient layer above the pattern layer.[/QUOTE]
Is that way of getting it done right?
Thanks
make a gradient as a layer mask
make two layers, put pattern on top colour on bottom, go to layers > layer mask > reveal all, then take a soft brush and paint black overtop of whatever you want faded, or apply a black to white gradient
Photoshop?
- Select the layer that you want to 'gradientize'
- Click on "Create layer mask" (bottom right corner, it's a rectangle with a circle in it)
- Select the gradient tool with a black and white gradient
- Click and drag
Thanks guys, confused the hell out of me at first on how to get it done properly.
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