Deke’s Techniques 194: Creating an Andy Warhol-Style Silkscreen Effect in Photoshop
Make a Warhol-style silkscreen effect the right way. For mass reproduction. Just as Andy would've wanted.
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Make a Warhol-style silkscreen effect the right way. For mass reproduction. Just as Andy would've wanted.
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