Use Photoshop to represent mottled textures

We often see such mottled effects in many digital art designs. Many of my friends like this kind of incomplete effect, such as the following screenshot.

Here we introduce three ways to use Photoshop to make this mottled effect. I hope to help everyone design. (Here is Photoshop 7.0, other versions please refer to the production.)

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Method one: Use Photoshop's own splash filter

Select the menu: Filter/Brush Stroke/Splash in Photoshop to open the splash filter.

Filter effect: The filter produces a radial ink splash effect, similar to the effect of viewing images through bathroom glass.

Spray color radius: the radius of the splattered color block.

Smoothness: The smoothness of the transition between splattered patches.

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We make a dynamic background (by blurring the motion after noise), then create a new layer, name it paper and draw a rectangle with the rectangle selection tool, fill in black, and adjust the position as follows:

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Select "Edit/Adjustment/Hue and Saturation" as follows to make the paper pale yellow:

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Perform a filter/brush stroke/splash, set as follows:

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And then continue to spray again, set the spray color radius and smoothness greater, I set the 25 and 8, get the following results:

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Select the color of the paper with the magic wand, then invert the selection, press the Deleate key to remove the noise, you can see the paper has been basically made, but the surface of the paper is too smooth, so we use the brush to add some stripes to the paper, make the paper more real, Create a new layer and name it as a stripe. Use the brush to paint some dry and mottled effects.

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Here, the mottled paper was finished. We added a small lyric poem and it feels good!

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