JasonAnscomb
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Hello and thanks in advance for any suggestions. I have a request for a Photoshop technique I want to learn (similar to, but not the add noise effect)
I am a book jacket design who works a bit with vector graphics and I want to learn some ways to make the designs look a wee bit more artistic (less cold and exact). The fine cover below is by Jim Tierney and he uses an effect I want to learn how to do myself. Basically it as though someone has taken a hard edged shape and turned it into a graneur shading (a bit like old school air brushing).
I have tried using add noise and that sort of thing, but the result is inferior to whats below.
If anyone knwo the secret, woudl you mind sharing?

I am a book jacket design who works a bit with vector graphics and I want to learn some ways to make the designs look a wee bit more artistic (less cold and exact). The fine cover below is by Jim Tierney and he uses an effect I want to learn how to do myself. Basically it as though someone has taken a hard edged shape and turned it into a graneur shading (a bit like old school air brushing).
I have tried using add noise and that sort of thing, but the result is inferior to whats below.
If anyone knwo the secret, woudl you mind sharing?

