gd noob here trying to learn my chops.. can we talk about how

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>>250261

>>250261
just separate the color channels

it's fucking easy in photoshop but how the fuck you get this in indesign or illustrator I've no clue

>>250265
hmm yea i've only been experimenting in Ai.

i'll give that a try in Ps.. can u elaborate a bit though?

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>>250270
Hit blending options on a layer and look for the color channel checkboxes, there's three of 'em for red, green and blue.

when you copy that layer and uncheck say, red on one and blue and green on the other then move the layer around, you get your anaglyph 3d effect

>>250282
ah bless, thank you

>>250261

Everyone here is overcomplicating it. Just set the Illustrator layer to "multiply" when you change opacity. For fuck's sake guys, really?

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>>250300
correct. i was using color burn. was able to replicate vignelli pretty closely

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>>250261
you can do a hax0r and use 'divide objects below' and then recolor manually to your liking.

It's called overprinting. There is a setting for it in Illustrator.

>>250300
Never change, /gd/.

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>>250416
yooooo best tip right here