Texture masking is a great way to add a worn, aged look to your vector designs. In this tutorial I will demonstrate how you can…
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How To Apply Textures with Adobe Illustrator
Step 1: Open your Adobe Illustrator program and select the artwork or object to which you want to apply a texture.
Step 2: Go to the “Effect” menu and choose “Texture”. From the drop-down menu, select “Texturizer” to apply a basic texture or “Roughen” to add a more organic, hand-drawn texture.
Step 3: Adjust the settings to customize the texture effect, such as scale, relief, and light direction.
Step 4: Click “OK” to apply the texture effect to your selected artwork or object.
Conclusion
Applying textures to your artwork in Adobe Illustrator can add depth and dimension. By following these simple steps, you can easily customize and enhance your designs with various texture effects.
FAQs
Q: Can I apply textures to text in Adobe Illustrator?
A: Yes, you can apply textures to text by converting the text to outlines and then applying the texture effects to the outlined shapes.
Q: Is it possible to create my own custom textures in Illustrator?
A: Yes, you can create your own custom textures by using the “Effect” menu and choosing the “Artistic” or “Brush Strokes” options to create unique texture effects.
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thanks a lot
Did exactly as in the video and nothing. I get an empty mask and thats it. He says "simply press control V", which does absoluetely nothing (yes I have copied the file first)
Thanks for the grunge texture.
Simply amazing. Exactly what i was looking for..🔥🔥
loved it especially the way you explain ♥
Thank you so much Nick, this is exactly what l was looking for.
I tried this with outlined text and couldn't get it to work at all I'm afraid.
Thanks a lot! I have seen so many videos before learning how to do it properly from yours
thank you, this turns the image into pixels, how can it remain a vector?
thanks sir
Free distressed textures link is not working. Would you please check this problem.
Thank you
this is EPIC thx you
Great One man! Thanks 🙂
Great, simple tutorial. Thanks!
Cool tutorial, thanks! Can you transform it into vector after that?
Quick and simple step! thank you so much!
If I could like this 20 times, I would!
I’m so confused, when I do this, it completely gets rid of all of my layers and turns the entire thing into one opacity layer?
Your videos are the most straight forward, informative Illustrator content on Youtube. I watch, and then I do !! You explain like no other, and offer practical tools that dove tail into what I need at my shop. Thank you for taking the time to share such practical info with knuckle draggers like me !!
Quick, practical, simple and much needed. Thank you.
I love how short and sweet this is no filler whatsoever. Thanks!
Appreciate that info. Short and to the point. Where did you get the texture/distressed images from?
omg thank you!
How do you get rid of the distress box on the canvas after you make your design distressed?
listen. you're the goat brotha!!
that's was simple and very helpful thank you
Still, the texture isn't vector…
Unfortunately, this does not work (at least for me) in July 2023 with Illustrator v27.7
Short, clear, and very informative. Thanks!
I can't thank you enough, this helped so much and the 15 distress templates for free. You're amazing. Liked, commented, & subscribed!!!
Great! Thank you!!😍
can we change texture's color? texture's color is limitted in background color.
there is a problem when i export my finale image the texture rather then being white turns black due to which i cant use it on black images
This is s great video. thanks Nick. How do you export without the textured image being also exported, please?
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thank you so much for this tutorial! It helped so much <3
Respect to you man!
thank you it was very useful
Hi, i just want to ask, if the texture are free for comerrcial use, thanks
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Great video, question. Novice here! When I move the element into InDesign and try to resize it causes me problems, how can I fix this? It's as if when I resize it the mask cuts off the image? Anyone know how to fix this? I can resize it in Illustrator then bring it into InDesign, but that's not very accurate is the problem. Thanks!
The possibilities this unlocks…. Amazing
This is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!
finally a clear and concise tutorial on masking, this always seemed so simple but every other video makes it look like 4D space chess