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Video Tutorial: Texturing Tips in Photoshop

Texture Editing Tutorial

Textures!

When we’re looking to add some texture to our designs, we typically search for things like “grunge” or “paper”.

We can waste a lot of time searching for the perfect texture.

We find one, add it to our project, try some blending options, and if it wasn’t right, we keep looking.

In this quick tutorial, I show you how to create some really awesome textures from various images with just a few tweaks using adjustment layers. I hope it helps elevate your next design!

 

 

Alex WatsonAlex Watson is founder of PixelPreacher.net. Find more helpful tutorials at www.youtube.com/pixelpreacher and find your next sermon series at www.pixelpreacher.net

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Kenny Jahng

Kenny Jahng

Kenny Jahng is editor-in-chief of ChurchTechToday.com and founder of AiForChurchLeaders.com. Kenny is a fully Certified StoryBrand copywriting consultant to churches and leads ARTofEngagement.org a content marketing agency for ministries. You can connect with him on Instagram.com/kennyjahng. Big Click Syndicate has created and managed performance-based marketing campaigns for brands such as American Bible Society, Biblica, California Baptist University, Redeemer Presbyterian Church and the United Methodist Church. Connect with Kenny @KennyJahng on Twitter or Instagram, KennyJahng.com or on LinkedIn through his #DailyKJTV vlog.

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