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◡̈ ‗ ❍ MARVEL SNAP iCONS !! ␥
the animation goes hard .ᐟ.ᐟ free 2 use, plz like + reblog :P
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Bram Stoker, Mary Shelley and Robert Louis Stevenson reading like that Edgar Allan Poe meme
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He was trying to make sure you could be horny on main and still get paid. The hero we needed not the hero we deserved.
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Every now and then I have to post pics like this to remind everyone all my art is traditional and that I look too much like a caveman to be doing digital art
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Crawling out of my hole to toss this and going back for 2 more weeks of winter
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Gay & Lesbian Pride Parade, Seattle, Washington, 1991.
James May
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how i feel when someone reblogs my stuff with a really really nice tag
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I love signal wizard so much! Would you be willing to show how you did the noise effect? It looks sooooo good and I have no idea where you even started lmao
Sure! It was a pretty messy and experimental process, so there isn't an easy step by step recreation method, but I can go over the tools that I used.
It was largely thanks to the Dissolve blending mode which turns opacity gradients into pixelated ones:
I would first create a solid shape that I liked, then airbrush the edges to be less distinct on a Dissolve layer, and then use a textured brush to carve the airbrushed edges out a bit to make the shape more gritty and rough. Then I put a desaturated noise filter with its brightness levels adjusted to boost the contrast on top of it all. Here's a simplified step through with just one extra tone added at the end to give the shape some volume:
I layered a lot of these in different tones on top of each other with different opacities and blending modes and messed around with differently textured brushes until I was happy with the look. Then I threw in some tidbits of magenta and cyan for a little color and voila! The Noise.
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