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FreePSD.com PixelsDaily | Free PSDs & Resources for Designers Vector Textures Made Simple : Freehand Futurist The basics of opacity masks in Adobe Illustrator Masking is an incredibly powerful tool for making textures and fades in the Creative Suite. Both Photoshop and Illustrator can create these effects, but there are pros and cons to using each. Making textures in Photoshop can often become cumbersome and tedious, due to both the interface and the nature of its graphics. First, a little bit of theory Opacity masks are simple. The first pattern is of a solid black or white texture applied over the object, as seen on the left in the example below. Three basic variations of the opacity mask— a gradient, a solid and a grayscale texture. Putting said theory into practice Open a new document, whatever size you like, and paste your vector object and the texture into the art board. Place your object and texture. Select your texture and cut it from the art board, cmd+x or ctrl+x. You will also need to make sure that “Clip” has been checked. You may think your object has disappeared, but it has not.
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