This was an incredible video that made me able to sit back and watch the process of designing for entertainment and education. If these types of videos were to be a series on the channel, I'd definitely tune into every one. Doron for the people.
Please move forward with this series! I design in this aesthetic for my house brand and through my research of trying to learn and reverse engineer the process,I have realized there is little no info out there. This tut is a godsend. Thanks Homie!
Great work, keep it up! One extra step I'd add is if you're printing DTG (via printful, redbubble, etc.) it's always good to use their color chart references to match your colors to - especially for colors that are close in value like the reds / oranges. Reason being a lot of DTG printers will print the same shade of red for all those red / orange values if they're similar enough. So instead of 5 distinct colors you get 2 or 3 colors that will print in the same shade of red.
please continue making these style of videos, incredibly easy to follow along with you and i learned so much just from this one video!! thx for all the useful advice
Great work, would love to see this continue as a series! Always cool to watch other designers and see what kinda of little tips and tricks they have. Definitely learned a few new ones from this 🙏
Randomly stumbled upon your video and I really enjoyed the way you explain every step in such simple terms, so I would say keep making stuff like this!
Well I will be using this to produce the same effect but in Affinity 2, thanks for this also using bit map threshold technique might get you a better result etc.
hey would really appreciate if u answered when you say you increased contrast in specific areas in the briefing how did you go about doing that (isolating thise specific areas)
@@DoronStudioits alright man as soon as i commented it u went into detail to explain how u roughened up the illustration lol appreciate all this free game 🙌🏿🤞🏿
Yes! Any time you hold alt in a keyboard shortcut on Photoshop it adds duplicate to the function. For ex. Ctrl+E is merge Ctrl+Alt+E is duplicate and merge
This was an incredible video that made me able to sit back and watch the process of designing for entertainment and education. If these types of videos were to be a series on the channel, I'd definitely tune into every one. Doron for the people.
Thank you sm! Definitely want to make these a series
Man Doron you're the best, this is so helpful for us begginer designers, all your brand, your products, videos and tutorials are on point
I’m glad you got some value out of it!!
You are a gift to the Design community 💜
Learned a ton, would love more full process videos. Seriously this is the best PS content I've ever seen
Thank you!
Doron more videos, this channel is the best 🔥😮💨
Pretty sick tutorial man as always. A series would be awesome 🙌🏽
Thanks!! 🙏🩶
Please move forward with this series! I design in this aesthetic for my house brand and through my research of trying to learn and reverse engineer the process,I have realized there is little no info out there. This tut is a godsend. Thanks Homie!
These are super useful. Make this a series!!!
That's the plan!
Great work, keep it up!
One extra step I'd add is if you're printing DTG (via printful, redbubble, etc.) it's always good to use their color chart references to match your colors to - especially for colors that are close in value like the reds / oranges. Reason being a lot of DTG printers will print the same shade of red for all those red / orange values if they're similar enough. So instead of 5 distinct colors you get 2 or 3 colors that will print in the same shade of red.
Thanks for sharing!
please continue making these style of videos, incredibly easy to follow along with you and i learned so much just from this one video!! thx for all the useful advice
Glad you like them! :)))
You’re one of the best instructors doing some incredible work
this was so fire , plz make more!!!!!
You're amazing! Thank you for these videos
Great work, would love to see this continue as a series! Always cool to watch other designers and see what kinda of little tips and tricks they have. Definitely learned a few new ones from this 🙏
best channel in the game so glad youre putting out constant videos, i learn so much
you're video always pushes me to make something good like yours thank you
Happy to hear that!
Discovered your youtube a few months ago. im really enjoying your videos my guy.
#FULLYHARD 😎
Yoooo let's get more of these for sure! Really good.
This is what ive been looking for. The details are so precise....start the series 💯
Really love this type of content, thanks for sharing it. Keep going bro🫂
I'm showing love, keep doing those bro !
Small tips are helpful. Thanks
Sick! A series would be great 👍
Cool. Very useful, thank you.
Thank you mate. Keep them coming!
Verry nice video and helpful for begginer
need more of these ASAP
continueeeee this was good
FULLY HARD. Haha. Cool vid, I like the idea behind recreating classic designs.
make this a series please!
needed this
So gooooood!!!
Randomly stumbled upon your video and I really enjoyed the way you explain every step in such simple terms, so I would say keep making stuff like this!
Thank you so much :)
Great video once again homie , really been liking the content!
Preciate u brother !!
sooo goood
completely and utterly delicious
COMPLETELY AND UTTERLY DELICIOUS!
You are the best🔥🔥🔥🏅
Fully hard... Great tutorial, as always.
I liked this
Dude this is an awesome series! I love reverse engineering myself.
Glad you enjoy it!
Well I will be using this to produce the same effect but in Affinity 2, thanks for this also using bit map threshold technique might get you a better result etc.
Sick!
that was good
24th VIDEO...... a couple more to go... Learned a lot of techniques from this one ofc
Thank you
can you expand briefly on how you “sampled it out”
i hear you mentioning “mid journey”. or some type of 3rd party plugin or something??
Midjourney is an AI image gen tool!
Please do more fr
hey would really appreciate if u answered when you say you increased contrast in specific areas in the briefing how did you go about doing that (isolating thise specific areas)
yoo what time stamp is that?
@@DoronStudioits alright man as soon as i commented it u went into detail to explain how u roughened up the illustration lol appreciate all this free game 🙌🏿🤞🏿
@@DoronStudio another question 3:37 where you say you invert how did u do that exactly
@@jasonlewis3748 cmd/ctrl+I on the keyboard!
im sorry @1:05 what did you say you fed it through to get a similiar image?
when you ctrl+alt+e does it still keep the other layers?
Yes! Any time you hold alt in a keyboard shortcut on Photoshop it adds duplicate to the function. For ex.
Ctrl+E is merge
Ctrl+Alt+E is duplicate and merge
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Love this as a series please keep them coming man 🫱🏾🫲🏽
banger after banger after banger, doron4prez.