All right.
Welcome back.
So in this video, we're talking about patterns.
Let's head over to our Photoshop file here and then click on the icon here and click on pattern here.
OK, and what I want to do is bring in above the gradient effect and then double click on it.
And so when you do that, you can edit a couple of things here.
We can.
Make it more smooth.
That feather contrast my head.
OK?
And then I move double click on the actual fact itself.
And now we can go through these.
And you can see all the different patterns that you can put on these layers.
Rocks.
You can also append more pattern.
So like art.
Artist services.
OK.
Another cool thing, too, is if I use this, for example, and I said, OK.
And then I bring the gradient right above and turn the opacity down.
Then we can integrate both of these together.
Much too much.
But like, if you did that and then grab this one and turn the opacity down on that, then you can blend
all this together.
Which makes it looks really cool.
It kind of looks like a
sandy beach, right?
So there you go.
That's how you use the pattern, too.
And then you can integrate it with the other two effects that we've been talking about in the course.
Now, what I'm to do is I'm going to put this back the way it was.
And we'll look at one more thing here.
So, like I said, you have rocks.
Let's look at the libraries here.
Let's go to artist brushes, canvas with a pen that oh, and then this one, my favorite artist, the
color paper and not artist.
Color, paper.
Yeah, that's really cool.
I like these because they have color, so it's easier to work with, you know, if you have something
that you want to add to this.
If you want to add color on top, it's nice because it already has a color sheet, blend it from there.
So.
Well, it's kind of cool.
All right.
So I'll leave it.
Let's go to water.
I like that one.
That's cool.
All right, I'll leave it there.
So thanks for watching us.
In the next video.