How Do You Make Tie Dye In Photoshop?
The tie dye design was very popular in the 60’s. If you need to design something with this particular retro theme, you can use Photoshop’s Filter menu features in conjunction with some editing tools to make a tie dye background. Make a new file. Pull out the File menu and click on New. Settings for the dimensions, resolution and background color are entirely up to you. Just make sure the color mode is RGB. There wouldn’t be any point in making a grayscale tie dye design. Fill the canvass with vertical solid-colored bars. There are a number of ways to do this, through a combination of the Marquee, Shape, and Paint Bucket tools. Just keep in mind that the whole canvass has to be filled up. No background color should show. For the sake of symmetry, you can make vertical bars of similar width. What colors you’ll use depends on your tie dye idea. You can go monochromatic, two-tone or use the whole rainbow. In making these vertical bars make sure that they all belong in the same layer. Trans
