r/photoshop • u/OwlCompetitive2189 • 3h ago

Help! how could i achieve a effect like this?

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digital tapestry and sequin it looks very realistic

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u/fully_errict 2h ago

I’m assuming that each individual sequence is its own layer cause I remember this artist using a crazy amount of layers for their art. I’m not sure tho.

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u/OwlCompetitive2189 2h ago

yes over 1000 layers

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u/Suspicious-Night7238 2h ago

...1000 layers ! Good luck !

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u/Coast_Innovations 2h ago

Henry really started a new wave in digital design. I actually met Henry once whenever he was working on a project with my brother. Only chatted for a few minutes at my house but it’s all starts with either really high quality assets and digital scans. No real shortcuts on this style. Best you can do is make brush patterns with the sequencing and acquire high denim and embroidered assets.

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u/OwlCompetitive2189 2h ago

omg thank u so much any advice?

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u/Coast_Innovations 2h ago

It’s just all getting it started really. Best to grab a few pictures of sequence samples and try to recreate it best. Practice cropping out sequences and adding drop shadows to them to give it that stacked look. Take pictures and scan your own assets, import and practice layer styles and see where it takes you.

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u/OwlCompetitive2189 2h ago

ok thanks so much

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u/aisiv 3 helper points 42m ago

whats the name of the artist? i tried searching but there are a lot of henrys

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u/alecpu 54m ago

This looks to me like a material node made in substance designer, or at least i'm sure it's possible to get 1-1 there

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u/dobsterfunk 50m ago

With the right fabric image you could mske a texture, then use embossing and its texture settings to imply the raised uniform bumps of the fabric in sections like the star burst in your example.