The art itself has been a matter of hot debate since forever: as each piece can evoke different associations and polarly opposite emotions, it’s hard to come to an agreement. But why not just enjoy the view difference? This Photoshop kit will be seen variously, too — for some it may be a creepy smudged effect that adds depth to the design, while for others it will be a reference to old noir movies. Either way, the set of effects and action will come in handy for creatives who aren’t afraid to take risks and will inspire you to see the bigger picture!
There is no need to jump over your head to create a hypnotizing artwork, sometimes it’s just a well-chosen effect that can do it for you. All the small specks of dust, craft paper texture and grainy smudges of the effects and action included in this kit make them perfect for adding a somehow horror feeling to your design. With 2 high-quality PSD files and action, you’ll have plenty of choices and options for how to change your original work. But that’s not everything this kit can offer! The editable blur option provides you with the opportunity to smudge any area of the canvas you need. So, turn on your favorite thriller as the background to feel the atmosphere and get creative!
What’s inside?
- 2 high-quality PSD files;
- 4000x4000px, 300dpi;
- high-quality action (.atn);
- editable blur option;
- gradients;
- video tutorial;
- help file.
This resource is compatible with Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Affinity Designer, Procreate. For the best experience, we recommend to use the latest versions of the apps.
Attention Photoshop Action Users:
Please note these important requirements to ensure the action works correctly:
1. Photoshop must be set to English. If the program is installed in another language, the action may not function properly and could display errors.
2. Layers must be named exactly as instructed. At the 1-minute mark of the tutorial video, you'll see how to name the layer correctly: layer (no capital letters, numbers, punctuation, or other symbols). An incorrect layer name will cause the action to malfunction.
By following these guidelines, you can avoid potential issues when using the action.
