I stumbled upon this by accident, but it's kinda cool.
1. Open a new RGB document, white background
2. Select the Gradient tool
3. Set it as black to white linear gradient
4. Here's the important part: set it to Difference mode
5. Start drawing from left-to-right and right-to-left with strokes of varying length (don't be too picky about making them exactly horiztonal strokes)
6. Keep going (it gets kind of hypnotising)
If your strokes start to get too vertical it starts looking like wrinkled metal (which isn't a bad thing)
I can see this being used for replacement backgrounds if you colorize it. Other cloth effects might be possible.
Play with it, post anything cool you get in this thread (don't forget to specify anything unique you did)
1. Open a new RGB document, white background
2. Select the Gradient tool
3. Set it as black to white linear gradient
4. Here's the important part: set it to Difference mode
5. Start drawing from left-to-right and right-to-left with strokes of varying length (don't be too picky about making them exactly horiztonal strokes)
6. Keep going (it gets kind of hypnotising)
If your strokes start to get too vertical it starts looking like wrinkled metal (which isn't a bad thing)
I can see this being used for replacement backgrounds if you colorize it. Other cloth effects might be possible.
Play with it, post anything cool you get in this thread (don't forget to specify anything unique you did)
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