How can I get this distressed / photocopied look in Ai or Ps?
Artist pictured: Matthew Bellosi
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Googling tutorials just gives me the kitschest shit
photocopy it a thousand times
>>248591
share with us anon
more
>>248607
that grit
use layer masks and photocopy textures
>>248608
This, you can then vectorize it but it will result in a less appealing look
>>248608
>>248614
Can you elaborate a bit?
I've made some attempts but its not coming out as genuine looking, looks again like the kitschy "rustic" tutorials that are so abundant.
Thanks
>>248639
Poster edges filter in PS
Theres a few ways
>work in black/white, slap a grunge texture over the clean one as a new layer when you're done composing. Maybe even use wacom brushing if you're skilled
>poster edges, meh
>image-adjustments-threshold
>any combination of these once you're comfortable with each method
print it copy it scan it if you want it genuine
Create your work with PS, print it out, brush over your work with a toothbrush or smth similar, scan it with 300dpi. Done
In photoshop you can get this look by changing the photo to blackand white, and the altering the levels (contrast, etc). You can also achieve this look in a more defined way and in one step by doing a black and white image trace in illustrator. It is less gritty but is easier to manipulate in ways like changing the color.
Ayy career suicide, I love that band.
the images are made using the photocopy/stamp effect in photoshop
>image-adjustments-threshold
is a good place to start from too
>>248585
I made this after peeping this thread, any comments?
Print it out.
Photocopy it.
Done.
>>250591
why are you making a picture of your screen? you're on the section for graphic design and you're taking pictures of your screen!
>>250591
>GiMP
Mah nigga
>>250910
I am lazier than you could ever believe, have a couple others if anyone wants to critique/condemn
>>251044
needs more threshold use if you actually want it to look scanned 1000 times over
>>251044
>lazier than you could ever believe
hory shrek, it's more work to take a picture of your screen than to take a screenshot
You're on the right track using the threshold-adjustment…
for the "scanned" look:
USE A FUCKING SCANNER.
Trust me on this one, I've tried to recreate an 'authentic look' soooooooooooo many times, and the best way (the only way) is to do it the authentic way.
