How do I add an aclyric effect in neon background?

Hey , do you have an instagram page related to your work , I made a design using one of your photoshop action and wanted to tag you for the assets used but couldn't find your page .

I really liked this effect, thank you!

Seriously fantastic tutorial! Thanks so much for sharing. I learned a lot :)

As a full time designer, I am only just getting into the intricacies of Illustrator. This video is mind blowing! Thank you!

More of this.... great walkthrough 🙂

Thank you! been looking for this tutorial. The best!

It’s been going on since a decade already. Getting kinda sick of it tbh.

Nice slime! Thank you for the wonderful knowledge you provided. It was really helpful.

Thanks for the toutorial

This is definitely not for beginners

WOW ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

"alt while clicking between the layers" does not work on mac os. video 3:29

You're a god spoon.

a trip back to the 90's. door opens and david carson walks out with a copy of raygun. if i create a design like this at my job everyone thinks i'm on crack. that being said... respect.

Thank you, really awesome tutorial!!

Oau, that was great, thank you

If you see the "filter gallery" section greyed out on your photoshop, it's because you're working in a 16bit color space, you can reduce the color space to 8bit to add the film noise. What I do to keep the 16 bit color space benefits (specially with banding in gradient backgrounds) is that I create a new empty mask, then tap ctrl+shift+alt+e to paste all previous edits onto this new layer. Then on the top bar menus, go to "image" "mode" and select 8bit. With this, it's done! you can now access the filter gallery.

You are really good with this but we are trying to duplicate what you're doing and you are running fast, way too fast.

That was fire 🔥

I love it. I’m writing a cyberpunk novel and really want something stark for the cover. I don’t see the style trending on book covers at the moment though so that could really bite me in the behind.

I have a strict teacher and I can say that you saved me with this video.😭

I have

I didn't get the same result

I think Brutalism is pretty chaotic but I didn't expect it work quite well in Motion Graphic.

I like the style. Reminds me of 90s music cover or flyer.

I like this video

What would be a brutalist recording artist?

Thank you for sharing the Tenet poster, amazing video. // Merci pour le partage de l'affiche Tenet, superbe vidéo

is there a way to change the rectangle color after applying the blend effect?

Yes thanks to Canva :) Nice kind of video, hope you do more.

i would add, that the beginning is a little earlier then brutalism in architecture. The graphic design trend rather started in the constructism design trend around 1915 with designers like Wyndham Lewis or Alexander Michailowitsch Rodtschenko

Macroblank makes a cool use of brutalism.

any chance genX do this crap? i see lots of rules on it. never trust a youngling

When I apply the gradient map the image just gets cover by the gradient. what im doing wrong?

Awesome video

That poster at 3:19 belongs to George Alexander over at @waveindex , not Hamza Ansari.

Goooood

Wow. Exactly what I was looking for and better than any tutorial I've seen before for grunge. Thank you!

I like it in graphic design but I didn't like the architecture at the university I worked at. it was dull and uninspiring.

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My money's on all-of-the-above ----- bold and brilliant and just plain ugly. 🙂

Nice

The Borg are really into Brutalism architecture.

I was intrigued by Midjourney until he got to the point where he said "you can't adjust specific elements" and I was out. What use is this if I can't say "make the hat blue" or add a different logo? Feels like the only use case here is to hone in on an idea or theme, not actually generate something useful.

Cool summary but it's been trending since 2016, literally got classes about this back then. You could see it alot in Hip Hop for a long time now.

This video is simply amazing. Can't give it enough thumbs up, even though we are only allowed to give it one.

Interesting. It explains certain design trends I've seen on book covers. I like it. Because it is bold and unapologetic. Thanks for the deep dive.

Awesome summary. Thank you.

Both in architecture and graphic design one of my favorites