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this week I tried designing and coding grainy textures every day tackling granny gradients grainy background textures and Granny nomorphic Styles hover effects and so on there are two sides to this story The designing process and the coding cookery so letamp;#39;s start from the very beginning Iamp;#39;ve always seen grainy textures used in beautiful designs everywhere and I still kept avoiding it for some reason until recently I made the copen texture challenge an excuse to actually take my shot at it grainy textures are a form of image noise characterized by visible patterns of randomly distributed dots or grades this was originally caused by high ISO settings at Old cameras for low light conditions when taking a picture there are other types of noise as well like gaussian noise salt and pepper noise thin soil you might also see some newer types of noise created mathematically and digitally like purlin noise varnery noise and cellular noise here weamp