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Hi guys, long time no post but still lurking.
I’m trying to create the effect that one gets with a paintroller. Do you know what I mean? You know how on the first roll (usually on a slightly textured surface), the paint goes on thick and quickly thins out. I’ve tried using a gradient, and that works but only up to a point. I’d like the impression of texture. I’ve tried adding noise, and again, not quite what I’m looking for.
Hints or ideas? Even a tutorial? It’s going to be used as a logo on letterheads and maybe on a car door for a friends painting business. Thanks again.
-+Anna+-
I’m trying to create the effect that one gets with a paintroller. Do you know what I mean? You know how on the first roll (usually on a slightly textured surface), the paint goes on thick and quickly thins out. I’ve tried using a gradient, and that works but only up to a point. I’d like the impression of texture. I’ve tried adding noise, and again, not quite what I’m looking for.
Hints or ideas? Even a tutorial? It’s going to be used as a logo on letterheads and maybe on a car door for a friends painting business. Thanks again.
-+Anna+-
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