Getting Started with Super Riso 2

Getting Started with Super Riso 2

1. Install Super RISO Styles 0:00

• Ensure Super RISO styles are installed.

• Familiarize yourself with the available groups and colours.

2. Understand Ink Colour Mapping 0:40

• Create a gradient from black to white.

• Click on any layer and apply RISO styles to see the effect of grain and ink colour.

• Black represents solid ink colour (e.g., 100% green).

3. Use 300 DPI Layer Styles 1:01

• Check if you are working in a 300 DPI document.

• Apply styles from the 300 DPI layer styles.

4. Group Layers for Easier Management 1:26

• Group layers (Ctrl/Command + G) and name it (e.g., 'Ink Colour').

• Apply RISO styles to the entire group.

5. Add Ink Breakup Effect 2:19

• Create a new group for ink overlay (Ctrl/Command + G).

• Select an ink overlay style to add texture and breakup.

6. Adjust Ink Overlay Intensity 2:58

• Experiment with different overlay styles (e.g., lighten modes).

• Choose a subtle effect to enhance the image.

7. Use Black and White Filter for Better Quality 3:23

• Apply a black and white filter to improve grain quality.

• Adjust values in the filter to manipulate ink density.

8. Create a Two-Colour Print 4:04

• Duplicate the entire group (Ctrl/Command + J).

• Change the ink colour in the duplicated group to a different colour (e.g., red or orange).

9. Adjust Black and White Filter for New Colour 4:28

• Modify the black and white filter settings to enhance the new colour.

• Raise or lower specific colour channels to achieve desired effects.

10. Adjust Pattern Overlay for Realism 5:03

• If overlays are identical, double-click on the pattern overlay to adjust its position.

• Ensure patterns do not completely overlap for a more realistic look.

11. Colour Code Layers for Clarity 5:43

• Right-click on groups and select the ink colour for easy identification.

• Helps in managing and tweaking layers effectively.