Dots Print Effect

The treatment runs an image through a pulp-era dot screen, where a coarse halftone grid and heavy ink saturation turn a photo or illustration into a newsstand comic cover. The dots are set wide and visible, the colors knock slightly out of register, and the paper grain reads like a 1960s sci-fi paperback. Two canvases cover a landscape and a portrait crop, so a wide hero and an upright poster both fit.

Usage: comic and pulp covers, poster art, album sleeves, zine spreads, streetwear graphics, retro editorial layouts, packaging, and social campaign visuals.

Details:

• 2 high-quality PSD files;
• 4500x3000 px, 300 dpi;
• 3000x4500 px, 300 dpi.

This resource is created for Adobe Photoshop and works best with the latest Creative Cloud version for full Smart Object support.