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Noob
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 Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 1:28 pm Post subject: how to make gr8 jeans textures ^.^ |
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this iz a gr8 tutorial on how to make jeans textures with photoshop (i gt a lil help here) lol well hope it helps ya
original linkkeh - here
1) create a new document, any size but i used 200x200pix then fill the background with (#004477)
2) Now click 'Filter' > 'Sketch' > 'Halftone Pattern' and enter these values: (size:1; contrast:5; pattern type:dot).
it should come out like this 
3) then 2 get the actual look use. grain - click 'filter' > 'texture' > 'grain' again.. (use grain twice) then put in the values: (intensity:100; contrast: 38; grain type: regular).
4) Now it looks really weird lol (its ment 2) so 2 sort this out we use 'hue/saturation' so hold and press 'ctrl + u' use those keyboard short cuts then get a window like this.. (copy the settings i used 
5) then tada!! lol 
if you want it darker.. jst use light, soft , fuzzy brushes on the texture (with darker shade of the colour u made ur jeans ^.^)
well i hope this helped. lol thnx 4 reading or lookin!!
merry christmas!! (i need 2 make a new banner!!) lol
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Cecilia
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| Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 1:35 pm Post subject: |
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oh thanks dear!!!!
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| Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 1:42 pm Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | oh thanks dear!!!! |
lol np ^.^
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FelineFan
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| Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 1:49 pm Post subject: |
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Awesome, Lulu! Thanks
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Noob
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| Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 2:07 pm Post subject: |
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| FelineFan wrote: | | Awesome, Lulu! Thanks |
glad 2 help ^.^
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DymeADozen
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| omg thanx so much. That really helped. I've been looking for a jean tutorial for ages. |
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VintageJeansxo
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Know how to transfer it to gimp? x]
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DreamMint
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| VintageJeansxo wrote: | Know how to transfer it to gimp? x]
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Bleh. The closest thing I could find to "halftone" was something called "newsprint" (Filters > Distorts > Newprint). But that really wasn't real close enough either. I fiddled around with the settings to get something *kinda* close. And the closest I could find to "grain" was "noise." So I tried that. Anyway, the result I got was pretty awful. 
Maybe someone else can play around with it in Gimp and get something better than I did?
Have you seen this tutorial for denim using Gimp? http://www.gimpdome.com/forum/index.php?PHPSESSID=28fcec6f89f277d338755cf3370c68d6&topic=4637.0
(and the scanline pattern mentioned in the tutorial can be found here http://fence-post.deviantart.com/art/Scanline-Pattern-39512748)
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VintageJeansxo
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Unfortunetly, I saw that and tried.
I didn't get results I wanted. Anyways, thanks
for the help.
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Jeana
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squeeeeeeeeeeep
thank u thank u thank u
you just saved me from ripping my hair out. lol |
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Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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bubblegumkimi
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| Posted: Thu Oct 04, 2007 6:18 am Post subject: Re: how to make gr8 jeans textures ^.^ |
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| x1lulu1x wrote: | this iz a gr8 tutorial on how to make jeans textures with photoshop (i gt a lil help here) lol well hope it helps ya
1) create a new document, any size but i used 200x200pix then fill the background with (#004477)
2) Now click 'Filter' > 'Sketch' > 'Halftone Pattern' and enter these values: (size:1; contrast:5; pattern type:dot).
it should come out like this
3) then 2 get the actual look use. grain - click 'filter' > 'texture' > 'grain' again.. (use grain twice) then put in the values: (intensity:100; contrast: 38; grain type: regular).
4) Now it looks really weird lol (its ment 2) so 2 sort this out we use 'hue/saturation' so hold and press 'ctrl + u' use those keyboard short cuts then get a window like this.. (copy the settings i used
5) then tada!! lol
if you want it darker.. jst use light, soft , fuzzy brushes on the texture (with darker shade of the colour u made ur jeans ^.^)
well i hope this helped. lol thnx 4 reading or lookin!!
merry christmas!! (i need 2 make a new banner!!) lol
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do u have a jean tutorial 4 gimp??? |
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HauntingKitten
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| Posted: Thu Oct 04, 2007 6:22 am Post subject: |
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hmmm i can have a mess around and find a similar step by step to the one above but for GIMP if you like maybe useful for those who dont get on with the other one, though it will be a basic one guys
EDIT:
Ok ive been messing for a bit and have come up with this:
hmm looks kinda like jean material, but its the best i can get. If you want to know how i did it then let us know. I'll be watching the thread so just post on here if u do |
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DreamMint
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HauntingKitten, I think it looks great. and that it is **waaayyy** better than what I came up with when trying to do something like this with Gimp. In fact, that looks almost like the texture on a real pair of jeans I have.
I think I'd like to know what you did...if you don't mind posting it.
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