1. Descarga losarchivos de práctica y abre “make-mezzotint-grain.ai” en Illustrator.
Aplica un degradado
2. Elige la herramienta Selección (V) en la barra de herramientas a la izquierda y selecciona la luna en la ilustración.
3. Ve a Ventana > Aspecto para abrir el panel Aspecto. Haz clic en la capa de relleno, haz clic en el icono + en la parte inferior del panel para duplicar la capa seleccionada.
4. Arrastra la nueva capa de relleno sobre la capa de trazado.
5. Con la nueva capa de relleno seleccionada, haz clic en la flecha hacia abajo que hay junto al cuadrado naranja y elige el degradado Blanco, Negro de las muestras de color.
Ajusta las propiedades del degradado
6. Ve a Ventana > Degradado para abrir el panel Degradado
. Haz doble clic en el regulador de degradado negro a la derecha bajo la vista previa del degradado. A continuación, haz clic en el icono Muestras (cuadrícula) bajo la paleta de colores (icono del caballete) para mostrar las muestras de color. Selecciona una rojo-naranja.
7. Haz doble clic en el regulador de degradado blanco a la izquierda y cambia la opacidad a 0 %. Establece el ángulo a 90 grados.
Aplica un efecto de granulado
8. A continuación, aplica una textura granulada. Para ello, vuelve al panel Aspecto y, con la capa de relleno de degradado seleccionada, haz clic en el icono FX en la parte inferior del panel. Elige Textura > Granulado y ajusta el granulado en el nuevo espacio de trabajo abierto.
9. Aumenta la intensidad a 75 y el contraste a 75, y establece los tipos de granulado en Ampliado. Haz clic en Aceptar.
10. Haz clic en la flecha desplegable para ampliar la capa de relleno de degradado. A continuación, haz clic en la etiqueta Opacidad y cambia de
Normal a Multiplicar en la configuración del panel.
Reutiliza el nuevo estilo
11. Para aplicar el efecto a otra parte del dibujo, tienes que crear un nuevo estilo gráfico. Para ello, ve a Ventana > Estilos gráficos. Haz clic en el icono + en la parte inferior del panel para añadir un nuevo estilo gráfico.
12. Por último, elige otra parte del dibujo con la herramienta Selección (V) y haz clic en el estilo que acabas de añadir para aplicar el efecto de textura granulada.
¡Ya está!
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