I keep asking myself why I skip literally any of your videos whenever I watch a new one. I have been looking everywhere for tips on how to get seamless patterns, and the best I got was to use a different program. Again, you have saved me hours of time with a few simple tips. Thank you for always providing this vital knowledge.
Learning how to create a pattern at all with Ps was enough for me. I didn't even bother to learn about creating seamless patterns because what I had already learned was already so rich with creative possibilities. Some of your videos are packed with SO Much information that a viewer doesn't even need to view the whole thing to gain some valuable Ps Knowledge. Your Destiny is to be a Teacher, my friend, whether it is about teaching Ps or something else.
You are now my go-to for Photoshop tutorials. Your videos and explanations are far superior to any I've found on RU-vid. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
I'm not sure if I'll ever need to create a seamless pattern, nevertheless I always learn something watching your tutorials. You're the #1 Photoshop Guru on RU-vid.
Nobody ever explained to me what does seamless patter mean, and I graduated in web design where use of seamless pattern is on every project. Great video. Thank you.
I've watched two hours of your videos today and you have completely changed the way I'm making patterns, you're amazing amazing amazing, thank you so much!!
@@mouchak6378 Hello, graphic designers often use a seamless pattern as background in their composition. Seamless patterns are also used to fill a surface with a repeating element e.g. boxes with the company logo repeated on it, wrapping paper with a repeating design,... Length and width of the material that is to be printed doesn't matter because the pattern repeats itself seamlessly.
I think you should offset again the image before fixing the white blob, so the troubled area move away from the margin. By filling content-aware that area at the margin you can generate a new seam there.
i remember the first videos you made , you were nervous and your english was quite choppy but now you seeem much more comfortable and your english has improved greatly! :D
Unmesh is best among all photoshop tutors. Some of them try to hide some actions apparently. The way unmesh explains is fantastic. You will get his lessons no matter how less or more you know Photoshop.
As a 3D hard surface modeller its really important to create my own patter and texture, thanks man yo did a gr8 job and saved my money and time. Thanks again. love from KOLKATA 💌
I SWEAR I was out today taking some pics in order to make them into textures, and tonight I see this upload ahah, as usual, thanks a lot man. Keep it up
Thank you very much, this is another great tutorial. As you aim with the rectangular marquee tool to select the right pixels precisely, I find it easier to set several Guides first along the edges of your future selection and then you just use the marquee tool, it will snap to the guides you created earlier. Guides are pretty forgiving and easy to move around.
Unmesh! It was awesome to see you at MAX this year. Keep up the great work! Love your tutorials and I always recommend your channel to my new employees and co-workers when they come to me with their own Photoshop questions.
