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puraidodes
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If you are just looking for "this look" or this effect on top, you can bring in a watercolor texture and use blending modes to get the right color and effect.
For example, you can use something similar to this stock image- Image. or this image, use the blending modes on a desaturated image(black and white image not Grayscale).
Then mask out the areas where ever you need the effect or do not need the effect.
If you manage to find a similar watercolor image ( or you might have to make your own) you can even just add Noise to the end to bring out the texture.
For example, you can use something similar to this stock image- Image. or this image, use the blending modes on a desaturated image(black and white image not Grayscale).
Then mask out the areas where ever you need the effect or do not need the effect.
If you manage to find a similar watercolor image ( or you might have to make your own) you can even just add Noise to the end to bring out the texture.