Dot Shapes for Photoshop, PSP, Affinity Photo, Indesign etc inc. moire, spots, random, splat
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Works with: Photoshop, Elements, Pages, Indesign, GIMP, CorelDRAW, PSP etc
Format: PDF
License: Extended Commercial, royalty free
Moire Dot shapes gallery (#27) 140 Distress and grunge shapes for PSP, Pages and many others. The dot shapes in this set include random colorful spots, distressed, grunge, splats and many more.
Commercial use, all by Andrew Buckle / graphicxtras.com. They can be used to create logos, books, illustrations, backgrounds, posters, documentation, adverts, ceramics, leaflets, scrapbooking, items for sale and much more.
All the resources are in "PDF" format (this is the standard Adobe Acrobt format). They can be opened easily in many different applications and you can also convert the PDFs into PNG and other formats. They can be exported from Photoshop and other applications and used in others. You can combine them, re-color them, blend, use visual effects to the work.
On buying the dot shapes set, you receive the download link to the set (in zip format) and includes the PDFs, gallery, documentation and serial number for any future updates of the set.
Random dot shapes gallery (#14) 130 Noise themed artworks includes splatter, blots, colored, single spots, complex items and more. Vectors for any size of work, use them with small work as well as super large work. They can be used in countless applications such as Photoshop, PS Elements, PSP, Photo-Paint, Apple Pages, Adobe Illustrator and many others. PDF format.
Dot shapes gallery (#12) 125 Windmill and splatters inc. multi-colored, splatter, weird decorative graphics, frames and many more. The set can be used with Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Corel Paint Shop Pro and many more on the PC and MAC OS X. PDF format
Single dot shapes gallery (#11) 130 Super graphic elements include abstract, weird and more. They are for use in Adobe ® Photoshop ®, PS Elements, Affinity Designer, Adobe Illustrator, PSP and many other applications. All are vectors for any size of work. PDF
Dot themed shapes gallery (#10) 130 Artworks for Photoshop, psp, GIMP and many other applications on the PC and MAC. All are by Andrew Buckle / graphicxtras.com and are for commercial use CU4CU. PDF format. On purchase, receive the PDF files along with documentation and gallery and serial
Check out presets in set (#26) 140 Graphics including distress dot shapes, moire shapes, randomized scattered, spots and many more and for use in Adobe ® Photoshop ®, PSP, Apple Pages, Illustrator and many other applications on the PC and MAC. PDF
Dot shapes for Photoshop, PSP, Elements etc
How to open the PDFs
All apps open the PDF files in different ways, though most probably use the open menu command. In some you have to load the PDF via the insert command or use the place / import command or some other panel / panel. Anyway, when you open the set in many of the apps you will find the item is turned into a raster format file and you will need to set the size for the PDF such as 300 x 300 or 3000 x 3000 as well as the resolution etc. In some apps, you will be able to continue to use the PDF as a vector (such as Illustrator). In some apps, you can load the file via the place or import command and in Adobe ® Photoshop ® / creative cloud you can then use this at any size and for the graphic to be displayed as a raster format file but at the same time it is a vector which can be modified at any point (such as a smart object)
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What can I do with the presets ??? License details
You can do virtually anything with them. You can use them in commercial projects, you can use them in personal projects as well as using them to create items that can be used then to create new items for sale and so on (CU4CU). Use them to create logos, adverts, hats, fabrics, textiles, posters, videos, books, illustrations, items for sale on zazzle and much more. If you have any questions, please contact us via our contact page (email, twitter, youtube etc)
How did you create them
All were created using Illustrator and they were then saved as PDF via the save command. The vector graphics were all generally manipulated in Adobe AI as well, though in some cases the designs were modified in the excellent, Fontlab
Video tutorials - how to learn more about the items
Not particular but you can find many videos about how to install them, load them, use them as smart objects, modify them in Illustrator, how to use as a layer, how to use with other paths, use them etc via our graphicxtras channel on Youtube. Any questions, I will be happy to try and create a video on the subject - please let us know on support@REMOVEgraphicxtras.com
Format
Yes, they are in PDF (unless stated). PDF is Adobe Acrobat format so it is a fairly common format and used widely in applications. You can quickly convert the PDFs to PNG and TIFF etc if you prefer