Adobe Illustrator tutorial ｜How To Make Grain Texture Effect Without Brush Adobe Illustrator

This Adobe Illustrator Tutorial is on how to make grain texture effect to shapes without brushes but using transparency mask and I will also show you some tips about taking fonts to typography shapes. Hope you enjoy it!
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[@jydesign1305]

I'm so glad to know about the grain texture effect. Thank you

[@04liverydesign7]

i tried it and it worked, a bit confusing at first but once you get the hang of it everything works, what i like about this effect is that the background of the number remains transparent, so you can put a number without gradient behind and create a cool stylish effect of two numbers merged without losing the contrast between both, thanks a lot.

[@marcoperez357]

Thanks, Sir. Really appreciate it!

[@jp-kevin]

learned a lot from you ， thanks！

[@XuYuDesignTutorials]

My pleasure!