Make a Halftone Effects Pattern and Brushes | Photoshop and Illustrator

[@karinaaviles6808]

The best tutorial, thank you!

[@envatotuts]

Thank you for watching!🎉💚

[@claudiaoporto6138]

Her principle: “Make it simple” Tons of great info!! Love it!

[@travisbarton4288]

Fantastic tutorial! Great explanations and loved the different options. Thank you!!

[@do0bysco011]

thanks for getting me through my uni assessment, literal lifesaver!!!

[@robertorigutto4674]

clear and concise video thanks so much

[@monealiza7553]

Great tutorial. Lots to think about.

[@tacticalsapper]

Thanks, directly to the topic. Clear, helpful repetetive and overall well done.

[@tao_2015]

love her voice

[@c.a.savage5689]

Thank you for this video. A real keeper !

[@rgarlinyc]

Very clearly explained, and very helpfully. too. Thank you!

[@DogeThePrankster]

Thank you for showing me how to do this, you are a real life saver LOL!

[@Mu3azOsman]

thank you!!!

[@truchmii]

Than you for the tutorial!

[@ProfezorFirdaus]

This is excellent

[@BrilliantBuffoons]

I follow these step precisely and get Radically different results in photoshop 2020. Even trying it with just a base color I'm getting Black and white backgrounds out of nowhere. What settings on my Document are so jacked up? I can't find answers to my issue anywhere!

[@TheGibson9]

so simple when she says it!

[@fergarcia5700]

awesome, fantastic tutorial!

[@yourunclesam6780]

Thank you so much nice tutorial.

[@moreorlesslikeso]

As the previously perfectly round dots obviously become distorted ellipses of some kind with the Illustrator brush (dependent on line weight and/or length of the stroke), I don't really think this is a viable way to achieve neat halftone effects. Also, within Photoshop a useful halftone brush should be controllable regarding the size of the dots to simulate darker or lighter parts of a picture or illustration. I cannot quite see what you should use that sort of a "fixed" or "static" brush for.

[@sarangmitta1837]

Hey there thank you !!!!

[@TheUnholyPosole]

Excellent explanation regarding halftones...but what about deftones?

[@acatjr55]

Great tutorial. I'm doing something wrong though, "The selected artwork contains an element that cannot be used in an art brush" AI-CS6 thanks

[@user-jt1lk6mp2x]

wow thanks

[@bwaniful]

thank u

[@carolinea5770]

My brush in Illustrator still didn't change color for some reason. Followed the steps, filled the stroke, selected hue shift etc. Weird. Thank you for the video nonetheless! Very helpful.

[@teabagNBG]

for illustrator the easiest way is just use the raster effect , make the image really big and then trace the image...

[@PuenteDorado]

Envato Tuts+ Cuando aplico semitonos a la imagen de ven grandes puntos, lo que usted muestra se ven puntos muy pequeños y ¿por que? pasa eso

[@polloq]

nice voice

[@sheikhmuhammadadnan3]

nice

[@Bluelots]

the thumbnail already hurts my eyes

[@maxgottfried]

Nice tutorial, but it does not actually create a dot pattern brush with the dots being continuous. If you wanted to paint a series of dots that mimic a vintage magazine or comic book image you need a series of dots without the center black tone. Maybe you can add a layer pattern of dots and add or subtract to your image but you cannot paint the dots in Photoshop. Sorry, but nice try.