Digital Art Tutorial Demonstrates Triangle-Based Wallpaper Creation in Adobe Software

A digital art tutorial outlines a method for producing a wallpaper design using triangles, created in Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop. The process begins by constructing two squares in Illustrator—one black and one medium grey—and applying a blend with three specified steps. This composition is then transferred to Photoshop, where a tilt-shift filter with a 15-pixel blur is applied. A grayscale sky image serves as the background, masked to avoid overlapping the triangular forms. Adjustment layers for hue and saturation are set to 195 and 43 respectively. Finally, noise is added at 2% with a Gaussian distribution before text and logos complete the artwork. Inspiration is drawn from artist Sarah Mick and the visual language of the game Monument Valley, alongside references to design platforms like Pinterest and Behance. The tutorial emphasizes straightforward techniques aimed at achieving strong visual appeal through geometric simplicity.