In today's tutorial we're looking at creating patterns in Photoshop, and we're going to be using some watercolour objects which you can download from the Design Cuts website.
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You are very welcome and we are so happy to hear that you have learnt something from the tutorial as that is exactly why we post them :) Please do let us know how you get on with them and if you have any questions, please do let us know as we are always here and happy to help!
The Stater Pack is something that we implemented earlier this year and you should be able to see a link to this in the tutorial description, but i’ve popped the link again below for you:
I enjoyed this tutorial thanks to which I now know the offset.
I have a question though. Is there any specific reason why use “Duplicate Layer” instead of simply drag-n-drop?
Really good. You make this look so easy.
Thank you.
Thanks Jeanne! We would love to hear how you get on if you try it out yourself :)
Thank you for this! I’ve been trying to do this Illustrator with no idea it could also be done in Photoshop. Can’t wait to experiment.
Hey Lisa,
You are very welcome and we are so happy to hear that you have learnt something from the tutorial as that is exactly why we post them :) Please do let us know how you get on with them and if you have any questions, please do let us know as we are always here and happy to help!
Great tutorial! Where is the Starter Pack you mention located?
Hey Andrea,
Thanks so much, we’re so glad that you like it!
The Stater Pack is something that we implemented earlier this year and you should be able to see a link to this in the tutorial description, but i’ve popped the link again below for you:
https://www.designcuts.com/product/starter-pack//
I enjoyed this tutorial thanks to which I now know the offset.
I have a question though. Is there any specific reason why use “Duplicate Layer” instead of simply drag-n-drop?