Photoshop Game-Changer! GRAIN SHADED GRADIENT MAPS

[@Serpidude]

Brady I hope you know that your tutorials are really the gold standard on KZbin in terms of presentation. Professional audio and video, no filler, and an extremely tight script. Always a joy to watch, and I don't think that stuff is just polish on top - a good presentation makes learning easier. Keep up the good work!

[@malik666]

First time I watched a tutorial here, and this was exactly what I was thinking

[@Mastarage1]

100% agree!!!!! I love so so much this channel.

[@DylanReeve]

There are literally only two Photoshop tutorial channels you need - this one and Piximperfect!

[@noonecomics]

this is true

[@luman1109]

I think this everytime I see a texturelabs tutorial. It really is the gold standard

[@guilhermegontijo7407]

This is the coolest effect tutorial I've ever watched

[@Chloroplastspectrum]

I’ve never seen someone explain blending modes as a curve across a spectrum! I’m sure it’s a simplification, but it’s very intuitive and digestible.

[@motionwithoskar]

Filmmakeriq has a really good video on blending modes that I wish I had seen earlier.

[@aeonmunk6156]

I love the simplifications because it just makes things less intimidating for us beginners.

[@MDelorean]

These tutorials are so well made, and I love the speed and amount of detail. No need to do it all 1:1 along with the user, just pause the video or rewatch. These are just visual treats and I love it!!!

[@Texturelabs]

Thank you! I try to build those little graphics on the side when it's more of a recipe - specifically for a "pause and build"!

[@remkm1715]

I really dig the little explanation on how soft light blending works vs the other.. That is SO valuable! @@Texturelabs

[@JordanKiener]

Your ability to explain the "why" behind each choice and how each thing works is unparalleled. I wish you could make every tutorial on KZbin, regardless of the thing being taught. Bravo.

[@StepanKoppel]

Oh man. I almost forgot this wonderful feeling of an adventure and excitement someones tutorial can bring. It is like I am back to a beginning of my journey in CG and tutorials of Andrew Kramer

[@porkyorcy1715]

this is probably one of the best made tutorials ive ever seen on youtube

[@rafi_mota]

This is the magnum opus of tutorials. Every content creator should have an inspiration on his method of explaining.

[@amulpatel]

What a great time to be alive! I wake up have my Costco coffee and watch a presentation on gradient noise and subtleties of blending layers! Decades ago I would have to dig this stuff up in imported uk computer arts magazines… no more!

[@kasziber]

Some people have Tutor skills as a gift. Love that pragmatic use of animations. They really have a purpose and arent just ornaments

[@2xKH]

I don't think I've ever watched a tutorial so well explained and easy to follow! And it wasn't just the mechanics of what to do, but what is going on and how they work. I appreciate the hard work that went into it. Walked in to this video curious, and left a fan of Texturelabs!!

[@Tazymandius]

We're not worthy! We're not worthy! Glad to see you back at it dude! Another awesome tutorial!

[@leifn]

Another great one. Huge respect for the quality, clarity and actually new stuff you teach us. I mean even after 17 years of Photoshop i know every single one of these videos will teach me something new. Thank you!

[@dmn_fishzero]

Рад что вы снова нашли время для нас! Это отличные и простые с точки зрения усвоения уроки. Спасибо за труд! 👍👍

[@joanaclemente2955]

Best photoshop/design tutorials on the KZbin. So underrated! I would hit the like button 10x if i could.

[@tracy19860106]

There are definitely a lot people being as good at photoshop as you are, however, no one could ever compare to you on how to explain the logic and idea behind each steps in such an intuitive way! I could hardly imagine where else I can learn these priceless knowledges for free! You Are Amazing!

[@photoshopeandotv]

Not only your tutorials are fresh and innovative, but your explanations and the videos themselves (editing, remarks, etc.) are equally awesome. Thanks for sharing your talents.

[@Rocadamis]

I don't know how you do it; come up with these mind blowing techniques. Another stellar video, Brady. Yeah, we missed you.

[@garwert]

I am blown away by the care to earnestly explain and teach the viewer how to use this particular thingie, as opposed to simply describing it, as most do. Splendid little tutorial, thank you very much! o/

[@darrencordoviz6732]

Omg this is so awesome! Over 10 years of working in Photoshop and I've never seen anything like this! Thanks! 🎉

[@Thaeron]

Your videos really are amazing. At first I'm like "That effect looks cool, I don't know if I'll ever use it cause it's so niche, but I'm curious how he makes it looks so good". Then I'm like "I can use these techniques in SO. MANY. WAYS." You make us really think outside the box with your videos, and remind that the intended use of each Photoshop tool it's just ONE of it's uses. If you understand how it works you can expand it to so much more. Also, who else wants a full video about blending modes and the curves that represent them? I do.

[@covrtdesign5279]

You are a genius! I love your tutorials and teaching style. I always love knowing what happens if you take it too far and why I can use it, and you present it very well! I'm working on a 70's baseball card design for an animal sanctuary and wanted this exact look but couldn't get what I wanted. Then I refreshed my subscriptions and bam! Well done again on yet another fantastic tutorial!

[@DiegoPereyra]

Great to see you again. Amazing, as always, yours are top of the top of the line tutorials... especially the explanations you give of the logic behind all the steps that you take, it teaches us how to think in terms of the program, not just recipes. Really Cool. Thank you...

[@gokraw]

this is probably the best tutorial i've seen in my life, it's literally a game changer

[@ace.created]

OMG, glad you're back!

[@jazzlehazzle]

FAB. Instant sub. 30 year Photoshop expert, still learn new every day.

[@khalliys]

Man, you are the coolest. You've got the most unique ideas for working with photoshop ever. Every time you upload a video I know it's gonna be something I've never seen or thought about before, despite using photoshop for over 15 years. This one is gonna come in so handy with integrating good looking noise into my art.

[@MetalmcBiff]

It’s so good to see you back on KZbin, Brady! Your work is invaluable - I find myself yet again walking away from one of your videos with a ton of new knowledge and ideas!

[@mehthema3308]

wow ! I LOVE the way you explain how each effect and layer works ! it makes me understand so much about them and makes it easier for me to know what changes what ! amazing tutorial! definately gonna watch all your videos, keep it up !

[@davidfitcher2953]

This is the easiest Xerox effect tutorial I've ever seen. You're the best Brady!

[@GlennBroadway]

Texture Labs - the only channel I have notifications on for. Always a joy when that bell rings!

[@Texturelabs]

That's awesome, thanks Glenn!

[@skreeaught]

You're a genius. I'm convinced you know how to get more out of these programs than anyone at Adobe. Gonna have fun playing around with this while I await the next video ;-)

[@arjun0744]

Glad to see Brady coming back , best thing ever in 2024.

[@ryanfoley1020]

They say a genius can take something tremendously difficult and explain it in such a way that anyone can understand it. Brady might be the best Photoshop teacher I have found.

[@mygirlmurphy3501]

This is so cool! Welcome back, friend! You're a born teacher.

[@000aleph]

When you have a minute, tell me what planet you're from

[@larbibenmhidi3054]

ha ha ha ! 😂

[@aeonmunk6156]

Dude I’m crying 😢

[@mdshoaib7013]

Uranus

[@harshadd_waghmarre]

From Miller's planet

[@000aleph]

@@harshadd_waghmarre What's that?

[@Josue-wj2uf]

The "Notes" graphic breaking down the layers is an absolute game changer, amazing tutorial. New sub

[@BKdefr]

Your tutorials stand apart as theys are not just a one trick pony but really a powerful collection of techniques.

[@palograff]

The master is back! The Website ended up looking very cool btw

[@ninzanick]

You gave us the perfect example of quality over quantity for videos. Keep up the good work brady. Thankyou.

[@chrispysaid]

Welcome back Brady. You're an invaluable part of my design journey. Thank you for what you do, the new site looks amazing!

[@chandramoulysinha4683]

The logic behind everything shows the man's insane knowledge over his craft. Mind blowing!

[@JacobCarlson]

LOVE the notes section on the righthand side. Super useful

[@patriciaaiken]

Adjustment Layer alchemy -- thank you for your wizardry!

[@BrianJacobe01]

6 years of using this software and I still have a lot of new things to learn

What a great day for KZbin! Amazing to see you back!

[@vinhdo1609]

Start a day with a notification from texturelab, just to hear your voice already made my day

[@flow_leit]

I already post few comment on your channel and maybe some of them could feel redundant but honeslty, once again, you're one of the very few channel to share with us a lot of "interesting tip". I mean by that, with a creative way to use them perfectly and not just a random tutorial. What's amaze me the most is also the very pedagogic way you share it with a lot of information. It can be a text, a diagram or just the way you explain it. You put a lot of effort in your video and content. You are for me one of the best creativ content creator among all people i follow ! One more thing, i do some risography by myself. And i have to say your technique is a good way to "simulate" a render. I'm pretty sure if we combine the classic Noise and the reticulation one, we can fine tuning even more the end result. Anyway, it give me a good start to play with ! Great job ! I really mean it. Cheers from France.

[@Bboreal88]

Great website redesign! That search feature was a must!!

[@BintyMcFrazzles]

This is great. I've tried a couple of different images. One was a simple one, another was more complex, so I combined the reticulation differently with the softlight and normal on different parts of the image. Worked really well. Thanks for the gradients.

[@b_m_p_1_9]

There are no words for how excited I get when I see that you've put out another Photoshop tutorial. Can't wait to give it a go!!

[@famouswolfdesignco]

What an absolutely brilliant tutorial! Fantastic pace, super concise. Thank you 🙏

[@callingyourname681]

imcrying rn because this is the only helpful tutorial an ontop of that you gave everything to us including the pack for free.... i hope ur day always feels better

[@ItaloMuniz16]

Every time Brady. It's just pure joy to watch you work with Photoshop. Makes me hate Adobe a little less in these AI days

[@lucasbittencourtnogueira5858]

I got to this video by searching for halftones, and while it wasnt exactly what I was looking for, it got me hooked until the end. Very nice technique!

[@Reizack]

You explain so well and your tutorials are so useful that you should have an honorary recognition for it.

[@jinenjipeke]

this is one of the most useful tutorial i have ever seen

[@_rynnas]

I was having a real hard time finding good tutorials on this topic recently but this absolutely made my day, I will definitely be referring to this video often!

[@ryedrengen6097]

So very, very glad to have you back

[@btn237]

I love the reticulation effect, it’s a grain changer.

[@oliverknox4391]

I work for a tshirt printing company and this blew my mind. Definitely using this

[@alpharabitransjakarta]

this is one of the best video when I'm searching for this graphic style

[@binarytechne]

He's back! New website looking great by the way. Cheers!

[@Vinz3ntR]

Fantastic, I immediately remembered why this is in my top 5 favorite KZbin photoshop channels! Great tutorial!

[@RashidulHasan-p5j]

Cool ... Great to have you back Brady ... You are simply genius..

[@Aldwick6635]

Welcome back Brady!

[@Texturelabs]

Thanks!

[@smokyx]

So glad to see you back GOAT! 🐐 Thanks for all you do for us the free folk of the internet!

[@kikon78]

I missed you so much Brady and then (as usual) you come back with a tutorial about an effect that I really like!!!

[@ganijonov]

Welcome back! You are genius! Simple but smart. Never stop teaching.

[@paul_subtirel]

Happy to see you back, i've missed your tutorials🥳

[@krizsays]

Everything about this tutorial was ace daaaaamn

[@1nteract1ve]

Every time I think I know it all, I watch your videos and realize that I know nothing. Thank you!

[@chrisbedwards]

Omg The King is back.

[@IISkarrII]

It's good to have you back here, I was wondering where you'd disappeared to. Well done video and the pace was just right, no sense of urgency

[@graciekang655]

Amazing, what an easy-to-understand tutorial, it just makes my life with photoshop easier!

[@scatterbug]

Welcome back! Looking forward to what you come up with next.

[@BigBlack81]

Two minutes in, and I've subbed. TWO MINUTES!!!!! I'll be deep diving this content soon. Already learned something game changing in the first two minutes. Wow.

[@sallyren6603]

the side notes were so helpful and clearly demonstrated the ideas of how to create this effect! Love it!

[@yer6900]

ive been curious as to how people achieve this effect for a while, super glad you made a video on it!

[@gracehughes3795]

this is the best 8 minutes ive used in a while

[@FILTHYxPOET]

Thank You for doing what you’re doing. Seriously I thought I knew everything. Years of experience in adobe and I’m still learning thanks to you.

[@victorokolo7711]

Why didn't I subscribe when I came across your videos 2 years ago... You're a really good teacher. I paid good attention.

[@matthewcupelli5901]

My guy. This is incredible. I’m so glad you share all this knowledge with us.

[@AmbroseReed]

Genius! Such an intuitive way to do almost a dithering effect that feels more human and variable

[@myyoutubechannnel4]

That's nice effect, but i also like the delivery. Short, straight to the point. Top content.

[@tabletop.will.phillips]

I'd never thought of just using a noise layer set to a low opacity as a way to achieve this effect. Great idea!

[@richiegoodtimes]

I have something you should see. I've been doing something similar, but I made a pattern that I can scale and rotate that's doing the same thing as your reticulation layer. So I can actually scale the dither to wherever I like it. It's based on your halftone pattern technique.

[@Texturelabs]

Nice, that's a great way to do it!

[@victorokolo7711]

Hello My texture teacher ( yes that's what I'm calling you now), are you open to video ideas?

[@asa4854]

espero sepas que este es el mejor tutorial que he visto en toda mi vida. la dedicación y el esfuerzo, todo se vio reflejado en 9 minutos. gracias!

[@AaronVarshay-s1u]

I get so hyped every time you release one of these!! AhHH! Always learn something interesting!

[@digitalquintessence]

I've been doing a lot of work with grainy gradient maps lately so this felt like it was made just for me. Awesome work!

[@spires655]

This will be great for screen printing prep, a great effect to translate a difficult to separate image into something that only uses a few colors, while avoiding the inorganic look of halftones. You have the best presentations. Thanks!

[@ajononikostudio]

Thank you very much! I've been searching for something like this for a long time now to achieve a more tangible aesthetic for posters and even illustrations, evoking the essence of the 80s era.

[@JacksonMurphyhaha]

Reticulation Noise is going to be a game changer for me. So glad to have learned about it. Thank you.

[@kgelaude]

This is one of the BEST Photoshop tutorials I've ever watched. Perfectly paced, engaging, everything explained so well, and super helpful things to know! Thank you so much!!!

[@samuelbreuer]

I am a music producer and never use photoshop but that was incredibly interesting and the look is amazing. thank you!

[@sangio_davese]

I really enjoyed the step-by-step process of this creative effect. The level of control for this leaves a lot of room for artistic expression. I had never heard of matching the number of gradient stops to the number of posterized stops but this makes exquisite sense. Great stuff!

[@kalilavalezina]

If I could like this a thousand times, I would!! Amazing tutorial, thank you so so so much!!

[@jconthern]

Wow, another cool effect to the arsenal. Thanks man! Best tutorials on KZbin.

[@nickdagamer]

SOOO glad to have you back!!!

[@healzart4279]

OMG I really love your videos and the way you afford the problems in the process of creation. Nice job man!