How do i do something like this?

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Alan D-W
Jul 23, 2003
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"David Whitehouse" wrote in message
Is there a filter or something that could so something like this picture? ie. Starting one side with one color ending on another color and have the dots getting bigger? Or will i have to do it manually with circles?
Attached is an example of what i mean.
Thanks in advance
-David

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Warren Sarle
Jul 24, 2003
"Randy Hills" wrote in message
Use the filter crystal halftone in the pixelate menu, and if you want it to fade (like this) apply the filter to a gradiant layer mask.

I think you mean Color Halftone.

Or you can draw one dot, select a rectangle around it, choose Edit->Define Pattern, and then use that pattern to fill a selection. Or you could define a custom brush to paint dots over your image.

Then use Edit->Transform->Perspective to change the sizes of the dots, and add a layer with a color gradient.
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Diane
Jul 24, 2003
This was meant for original poster … but I’m not sure how to get to the original post, if I’ve deleted all messages …

You can also do this effect in Illustrator:

Filters> Pen & Ink> Hatch Effects> in the ‘hatch effect’ drop down menu select> Dashed Lines and in the ‘hatch’ drop down menu select> Dots. You can also select> Vertical Lines for a different effect. (square).

You’ll have to adjust the: Density – Thickness – Scale, etc… to the look you like. Be sure and have the "Preview" box selected, so you can see what it’s gonna look like before you say OK.

One last thing: If you want to keep the background color you have, and have the dots black … you would select the: "Keep object’s fill color" box on top. If you want to have a white background and have the dots the color you’ve chosen select the: "Match object’s color" box on top.

HTH! 🙂
Dee

Alan D-W wrote in message
"David Whitehouse" wrote in message
Is there a filter or something that could so something like this
picture?
ie. Starting one side with one color ending on another color and have
the
dots getting bigger? Or will i have to do it manually with circles?
Attached is an example of what i mean.
Thanks in advance
-David

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