Half Tone Pop Dots effect

Half Tone Pop Dots effect



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Description

In this tutorial we will be creating a trendy and useful effect with the Halftone Pixel Filter, this effect can be applied to almost any object and can add alot to your designs

Objectives

In this tutorial we will be creating a cool photographic effect called the Halftone Pop dot effect.

  • Learn how to use the Halftone Pixel Filter
  • Gaussian Blur
  • Seperate Layer Styles

Final Result:

halftone pixel filter effect

Step 1:

Create a new document 400×400 pixels I filled the background with #E96B10 but this effect will work with any color.

new Photoshop Document

Step 2:

Copy and paste in some cool render or something like a person, I used the Master Chief figure from Halo. Which you can download Here

master chief in halftone pixel filter effect

Step 3:

Now ctrl+click on the layer with the Render to select it, create a new layer and fill the selection with black it with black: #000000

master chief select

Step 4:

Duplicate the layer by dragging and dropping it to the new layer icon, your layers should look like below.

photoshop layers

Step 5:

Now ctrl plus click on your top layer to select it, press ‘q’ on your keyboard to get into ‘Quick Mask’ mode, go to Filter > Pixelate > Color Halftone leave it at default settings and press ok. Press ctrl+f until you see an effect similar to below.

photoshop dot filter effect

Step 6:

Now we need to press ‘q’ to switch out of ‘Quick Mask’ mode, it will make a selection of the ‘dots’ with the top layer selected press delete, and then fill the selection with Black #000000.

photoshop dot filter effect

Step 7:

Select the layer just above the Master Chief (or whatever) and go to Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur apply a blur of 6 pixels and press ok.

Step 8:

Position the layer with your render on it above the layer with the dots on it so it looks like below.

Photoshop Dot pixel effect

Step 9:

Now you are basically done, I pressed ctrl+alt+u to change the hue/saturation of the Master Chief Render but that is optional.

halftone pixel filter effect

Conclusion

Well I hope you enjoyed the tutorial, if you have any questions be sure to leave a comment below.

Written by: Jordan Garn

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