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If you use photographs as the main form of reference material for your paintings, you are in good company. Just to name a few artists who are known for this: Gustave Caillebotte, Edgar Degas, and more recently Eric Fischl, Gerhard Richter and Chuck Close. Most recently, John Currin, who recently had a major retrospective at the Whitney, buys stock photographs and bases his paintings on them. With the advent of digital technology the creation, printing and use of reference images has never been easier. Almost all of my paintings are based on some sort of photographic reference material. In the past, I used snapshots, film stills, and photos from magazines and newspapers.
Serious photography hobbyists and certainly those who may want to sell their photographic work will benefit tremendously from the superiority of the RAW format. The good news is that several reasonably priced prosumer digital cameras now offer the RAW image format. The Canon Digital Rebel XT 8 MP camera (est. retail $650) offers both JPEG and RAW formats. Likewise, the Sony Cybershot DSCR1 10.3 MP camera (est. retail $850) offers RAW image capture and an impressive array of features. For die-hard Kodak consumers, the new Kodak Easyshare P880 8MP camera (est. retail $500) offers a wide-angle optical zoom and RAW file support. Last, but not least, the Nikon Coolpix 8700 8 MP camera (est. retail $600) offers RAW mode image recording and many of the features commonly sought after by professional photographers.
The creation of ASCII (or text) artwork is a discipline older than the internet itself. Ranging from simple objects created with punctuation marks to fully-fledged A4-sized masterpieces, text-art is a unique and often very difficult to master artform. But why spend hours with notepad when you can simply fake ASCII art using Photoshop in under 5 minutes? Preparation: Before you begin this tutorial you will need a sample image with strong contrasts between the light and dark areas. Greyscale portraits are best, but not essential - any object will work provided that you are willing to put in a little extra effort. You will also need to know the dimensions of your source image prior to the first step.
Step 11: To experiment with more advanced shapes, we will make an isometric cylinder! This is fairly simple - just make an iso-square and draw a circle inside of it, on a new layer. Drawing it in bright red will help you easily isolate the circle from the square as well. To draw the circle in my example, I whipped out the Elliptical Marquee Tool, selected a circle that fit inside the square and then used my one pixel brush, on a new layer, to make it one pixel thick. I then duplicated it several times because there were parts that were transparent.
One of the many capabilities of photoshop, is that of photographic manipulation of all kinds. The aim of this tutorial is to demonstrate a particular kind of photographic manipulation - that of Photo Art. You will need to download this picture for the tutorial. (You can of course, use one of your own. This technique can be applied to many different types of photographs).
Here I wanted to display some techniques that you can use on a custom shape and turn it into an art form.
Create some circle shapes using elliptical shape tool. Double click the layer to open layer style window. Apply settings as shown.
Now for the shadows and highlkights. I know two ways how we can do this. The first one is, create a duplicate of the original iamge, in my case, just Rihanna, put it on top of the layer palete. Go Filter>Noise>Reduce Noise chek the "Remove JPEG Artifact" box, play a little with the options until you are satisfied and click OK. Now put this layer in Overlay Mode. Save the image as JPEG file and open it in Illustrator. Once in there, select the image and choose Object>Live Trace>Tracing Options...and experiment with the options there. Once you finish, save the file as JPEG and open it once more in Photoshop and continue with your work......
In this Photoshop tutorial we'll be walking through the process of making an abstract artwork, using abstract 3D renders, textures, and more.
Convert photos to rust on metal art with this Photoshop Elements tutorial. In this tutorial, you will learn how to create metal and rust textures and apply lighting effects. Click to find out how to create your own rusted metal art digitally with Photoshop Elements.
To create this rusted metal art with Photoshop, we first have to create a metal and rust texture. This can be done by combining several filters. Then, using the photo as a layer mask, the rust texture is masked out. Finally, a lighting effect is added to each texture to remove the flat look.
Title: Cool New circular art using photoshop techniques Description: In this photoshop tutorial I have used techniques to use photoshop tools to draw a cool new circular art
Create a new layer called 'paint light', and you guessed it - paint in the highlight based on data from the original photo. This time just use a watercolor brush at 10%, color: white. Again, just be very free and rough. With both your dark/light layers if you want to make a particular area more intense just brush over it several times to build up it's opacity.
This method severely limits the kind of concept art you can produce, requiring you to chance upon the right source material. So long as readers realize that this is not how concept artists create visionary art without limitations, then it will help them to understand at least a bit how source material can feed your inspiration. As this stands, it promotes blatantly crutching yourself on the work of others only to project an outward image that you are a concept artist, when in fact it is a misrepresentation. True concept art comes from passion, dedication, and practice. Lots of practice. This is not to say that concept art doesn't feed from the world around it, but it is generally a regurgitation at least, rather than copy-and-pasting.
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Before you begin, I suggest that you read through this entire Photoshop tutorial. First, STEP 1: Separating the line art > >
Buy. Download. Create. Get Adobe Photoshop now at the Adobe Store. Find Photoshop CS4 tutorials and videos on our Photoshop CS4 Tutorials Page. Try before you buy. Download any Adobe product for a free 30 day trial. Photoshop Fine Art Effects Cookbook "Cubism" (Pages 140 and 141 from the Painters & Printmakers section of Photoshop Fine Art Effects Cookbook - courtesy of O'Reilly Media.) Over a period of seven years leading up to 1914 and the outbreak of the First World War, Cubism marked a decisive break from representative painting, reflecting a radical fissure in politics, art, and culture. Led by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque, the Cubist painters pursued an abstract, geometric approach. Cubist paintings often look as if the subject has been constructed from a hundred or more snapshots, all taken from different angles. Where people are represented, they are sharply angular and feature masks that strongly suggest an African influence. Familiar objects, such as violins and guitars, are sliced up and the reassembled fragments skewed and rotated; they are often accompanied by lettering and musical notes. Color sometimes remains, though grays and browns predominate. Using a photograph of an old guitar and a simple background, no special effort was required other than using a high sensor speed (ISO) so that the camera could be hand-held under dim lighting conditions.
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Choose an image that you want to create pixel art with. It will be better if you can draw very well and scan into Photoshop.
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For this photo-art tutorial, we have chosen a rather difficult subject, the portrait of a beautiful woman, to put to the test the combinations of Photoshop tools and filters in creating a digital painting in the classical style of Madame X by John Singer Sergent. The file size is 3.9 megapixels.
Hi I'm Alexis Papageorgiou a 19 years old german/greek student from Hamburg, Germany. I love and do design, movies and music and hope you can recognize this in my articles. You can contact me anyytime at aloa[at]abduzeedo.com .
Hi I'm Alexis Papageorgiou a 19 years old german/greek student from Hamburg, Germany. I love and do design, movies and music and hope you can recognize this in my articles. You can contact me anyytime at aloa[at]abduzeedo.com .
In step 12, after you add the hue/saturation layer, right-click it in the Layers window and select 'Merge Down'. This will combine the 2 layers into 1. Then you duplicate this layer, add a hue/saturation layer and merge it down also, so in total you should have 2 layers. Hope that helps.
Kozik has turned Oakley Hijinx? into a fiendish satire of authoritarianism, jingoism and a few more ?-isms? we?d have to look up. Good luck to anyone trying to define his brilliantly twisted view of the universe. We just know an electroshock of creativity when we see one, and it won?t be long before this masterpiece sells out. Only 5000 frames will carry the Frank Kozik print, and each comes with a matching box and MICROCLEAR? bag for lens cleaning and eyewear storage. As with previous Artist Series Editions, the first 100 pieces have been reserved for online availability, and it won?t be long before these limited editions are snatched up. Hijinx? eyewear is made of durable, lightweight O MATTER? with clean lines and crystal clarity, thanks to pure PLUTONITE? lenses that filter out every baking ray of UV. XYZ OPTICS? extends peripheral vision into a razor-sharp widescreen view, and it?s just one of the patented innovations of Oakley?s HIGH DEFINITION OPTICS?. Dual cam hinges and linear earstems create a comfortable Three-Point Fit.
Mauricio Hern??ndez - www.macromedios.net It looks very nice, i like specially the man with the drawer in his mouth, it remindsme some Dal??'s paintings. Good compilation
Rendering Step 4 Now is the time to start adding details like tattoos, piercings and earrings, refining here and there, tweaking some areas a little, and generally checking the overall look of the painting; the mood, values, colours, etc. (Please note that I have been doing this throughout the whole process.)
Sketching in your Character As we now know, this is how I prefer to start, as I think it is the easiest way to begin. By simply laying down a basic sketch, as you can see, I have my female figure outlined. At first, I thought I would give her a 'Cruella Deville' ('101 Dalmatians') look, but as I progressed, I took out the cigarette and gave her a more �smug� look. Basically, you can use references if you want, or you can just channel your own female look. I used a reference for mine, as I can't sketch females that well, yet. Try to keep your lines very clean, almost as if you're inking in a comic book page - thin lines, nothing too bold and you can achieve something very simply. Simple is better - you don't want to make the figure too complex because you should remember that females are soft, not hard-shaped like males. The outfit is completely up to you, if you want something stylish, ugly, futuristic, it's really down to what's in your head. For her, I wanted to create a stylish 70's look; European, fringed outfit, simple, but nice. As for her hair, all you have to worry about is just the basic shape of it - don't go and make a lot of tiny threads and strands of hair, because it will make no difference in the end.
Stage 1: Rough it up Before you start your masterpiece you must build its raw foundation, creating a composition that is both simple yet complex enough to capture the eye. I use intersecting lines (crossed) and positive and negative space (basically B/W) to make my images visually interesting and readable. Even when it is reduced it still needs to retain its clarity compositionally. All this may seem elementary but when you are doing work that will print small it's a key point to keep in mind.
The dress of my character should be a close-fitting corsage, with rotting rags hanging from it. I could almost see her n front of me: Her hair would be dancing in the wind. I thought her personality would be similar to the strange enchantress in the movie 'Sleepy Hollow' directed by Tim Burton. So I drew up the first idea I had in pencil, but in a way she looked too harmless. She looked more like a goddess than an evil temptress. And that I didn't want. So I started all over, this time taking some reference material. I used images of Kylie Minogue's face and Victoria Becham's features (not just her breasts!!!).
There are plenty of PSD to HTML/CSS template tutorials� All over the internet. I recommend using Fireworks instead of Photoshop to mock up web layouts, it's WAY easier when it comes time to take apart your layout and code the site.
There is currently 120 members in the Fuel Your Creativity Flickr Group. Up until now I haven't showcased anything from the group but saw so many great pieces of artwork I thought it was overdue. I will be picking out my favorites and commenting on them once a month as long as the submissions keep coming in. If you didn't get picked this month, it doesn't mean I didn't like the work - just far too many to pick from! Hope you enjoy these�and keep up the great work. Have you joined?
There is currently 256 members in the Fuel Your Creativity Flickr Group. I will continue to choose and comment on them once a month as long as the submissions keep coming in. If you didn???t get picked this month, it doesn???t mean I didn???t like the work - just far too many to pick from! Hope you enjoy these???and keep up the great work.
This blogpost is the collection of the most impressive abstract 3D images created by skillful artists. I'm sure it will be useful and inspiring for everybody who is related to art and computer graphics. So, feel the entity of the abstract art!
Travel photos are ideal to recreate as paintings, as you will see from this sample picture from All-about-Egypt of the columns at the Temple of Karnak. A free Photoshop action of this painting effect is available for download at the end of this tutorial.
Want to turn a photo of someone into line art. This Photoshop tutorial will show you how to create comic-book-perfect line art. - Melissa Clifton
What follows is a step-by-step tutorial for how I created the most frequently viewed digital piece in my Epilogue Gallery: Lost City of the Amazons. Herein you will learn how to create customized Photoshop paint brushes in order to paint leafy foliage, how to generate a rainbow effect using built-in Photoshop tools and filters, and how to integrate SketchUp and Poser models into a Photoshop scene. The versions of the software used: Photoshop 7, SketchUp 5, & Poser 5.
Who doesn???t like a little Tees action? Personally, original t-shirt designs catch my eye more than most graphic art that I see. Mainly because I can wear it. Functional art, oh baby! Another reason I take such staunch note of Tees, is due to the nature of print design. It???s an underrated source of artistic expression, probably due to it???s small scale presentation, whereas the grandiose display that most graphic art seems to get cast it in a more ???respectable??? light. And for that, I call shenanigans!
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[...] Signalnoise.com | The art of James White " Signalnoise tutorial: The O series - Last week I posted a few images entitled The O Series. The process behind the images is fairly simple and I thought it would make for a good first tutorial post. There is nothing advanced here, and all you will need is a basic knowledge of the layers palette, blending modes and masks. [...]
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In this Photoshop 7 tutorial we will employ the Equalize, Hard Light, Chalk and Charcoal and Spatter filters to create a painting with strong colors and texture. The image is part of a larger photo, taken with a digital camera and cropped to a file size of 1.8 megapixels.
New PhotoShop Line Art Trick - Tom Richmond You can use this trick to create as many layers of line and colored objects as you want and merge them at will to create layered images.
About The Author Ariel Velasco goes by the author alias of Paul Hood. This author is into books and writing. Reading is an essential part of his life and this has lent a considerable influence in his writing. Well traveled and would always want to travel more. He loves learning more about people and their ways. Took up a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology to further this fascination and had a fulfilling educational experience having been exposed to a wide spectrum of people. Always ready for new opportunities to learn and have a great deal of interest in different fields of expertise.
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To create an impressionistic effect in a photo, we have to emphasize texture and color at expense of detail. Our aim is to create a photo-art painting in the style of Claude Monet. The image has a file size of 3.9 megapixels.
As a painter, I use photography to help me visualize composition, color, light and shade values. Today's computer technology offers an unprecedented freedom in creative photo manipulation. On this website I present a sample of photographic images that, in my opinion, has successfuly met my standard of what a truly digital photo-art painting should look like, in the realist style of Hopper, if only in the technical aspects of form simplication, purity of color and pleasing contrasts. I have tested this process in hundreds of photos of diverse subject matter to see how it performs, and how it can help even the most unpretentious snapshot achieve pleasing aesthetic results.
This is a very simple tutorial. But I want to show you some tips here. If you are already a 'pixel creator' then just dont read this.
Title: Photoshop Tutorial- create a framed art In this photoshop tutorial I will teach you to draw cool framed art. Lets create a framed art using photoshop tools like Paint bucket, Gradient tool, Elliptical marquee tool, Rectangular marquee tool. I have also tried to include some other effects.
1- Ok people, to use this tutorial, you will need basic knowledge in photoshop. You should have read my other two tutorials, and the most important thing, is that you will need an abstract render! you can use your selfmade, or get some from here.To start, open your render, then you create a new document. Set the background to black and drag over your render. Place it in a perspective that you like, you can duplicate the layer and make it darker or lighter what ever you feel like. Good if you followed me to hear. your done with the first step. ( View Image )
In Tutorial 2 we transformed an ordinary photo into a dramatically different piece of artwork. While there were many different manipulations involved, the primary tools used to achieve the final effect were to invert the image and to manipulate the color. Here we will do a variation on that technique, and combine it with image distortion for quite a different effect. The original image can be seen in Figure 1. It is a photograph of a vacant gas station building in Ashland Oregon. I really liked the art deco feel of this building. I also generally liked the colors and composition. But I wanted to do something to really bring it to life and give it an illustrated or painted, rather than a photographic, quality. I took this photograph with my Canon D30 digital camera using a 28-135 zoom lens. This particular camera gives a three megapixel, high quality noise-free image. In bright, sunny conditions like this, you can get a high-quality image using any medium to high quality consumer digital camera. Using a digital camera to capture the image means we can avoid the additional step of scanning the image, as we would have to do if we had captured the image on film. Three megapixels is enough resolution for the types of manipulations we are going to do, which will generally have a smoothing effect on the image. Set your camera to save the image in the highest quality jpg or raw mode.
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Buy. Download. Create. Get Adobe Photoshop now at the Adobe Store. Find Photoshop CS4 tutorials and videos on our Photoshop CS4 Tutorials Page. Try before you buy. Download any Adobe product for a free 30 day trial. Placing Artwork On Uneven Surfaces You want to place an artwork on a t-shirt, so that it looks believable? To create the necessary distortions you can either use Liquify or Displace. Liquify gives you total control, but it's painfully slow and needs a lot of work. The good thing about Displace is that it does the job for you almost automatically. The way the displace filter works is very simple. It moves the pixels of your layer around to simulate the uneven surface. You will need a displacement map, that is a psd file. The light and dark areas of this displacement map will determine which pixel moves where. Let's look at an example. As a first step you need to duplicate the layer you want to put the artwork on. Blur this duplicate layer to create a smooth surface without the texture of the image and save your psd file. This saved file with our blurred layer on top will be our displacement map. From now on don't save your document until you are finished, otherwise you will overwrite the saved file, that is going to be used as a displacement map. You can switch off the blurred layer and place your artwork as a separate layer in your document. If you have typed up something select Layer/Rasterize/Type from the menu. Rotate and distort your artowork to match its angles and perspective to your image. Select the Filter/Distort/Displace... and type in Horizontal scale 0% and Vertical scale 12%. You can experiment with these settings later. Select your psd file as your displacement file in the pop-up window. Your artwork is distorted to follow the light and dark areas of your image. Light areas of your displacement map will move the pixels of your artwork up, dark areas will move them down to follow the curves of the textile. As a last step you need to select Multiply or Overlay as your layer behavior, depending on the colors you used. [tutorial and images � Ivan Raszl of CreativeBits] Photoshop CS4 & Photoshop CS4 Extended - Best Deals From Adobe Photoshop CS4 and Photoshop CS4 Extended feature a newly refined, tab-based interface in a single, integrated window, with self-adjusting panels arranged in docked groups. Automatically keeping tools well organized and away from your work area means you get greater efficiency, less clutter, and better result...
Make a mosaic. I used a little piece of mosaic. Copy-paste the mosaic till it's big enough and blend the different layers. Because I didn't want white lines between the mosaic tiles, I had to make the lines black. I altered the hue with -180 and the inverted the image (ctrl+i) Then I made it less bright. Make a new image. Duplicate the white background layer and give it a soft color. Paste the mosaic on the new layer and make sure you still have a border left.
Step 26 –And to finish it up, we’re going to add some text to it. The font used here is Garamond, set to smooth on 12 px. The color is one picked from the signature (#232d1b here) and then place it somewhere you like.
Modern Art Category: Photoshop Apply this new modern art effect to your photos. This is a good way to create a unique effect similar to vector and pop art. Written by Unknown Views: 2252
But shortly after I posted this tutorial a visitor to the site thought of an even easier way to get the same end result and posted it in the forums. As a result this tutorial was updated and now contains both methods for creating imitation ascii art.
[2]-Now fill the Background Layer with any color & then select Custom shape Tool & use the following shape & settings
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Finally some new fresh mixes on PHASE02! Hell yeah! I know it's been a while but here it is finally. A new mix collection for our Hunting For Mixes section.
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This digital illustration tutorial gives you step-by-step instructions on how to use Poser, Photoshop and a Wacom Tablet to realistically paint a fantasy Goddess character. If you are a fan of the female body and its form, you will enjoy this tutorial This tutorial is featured in the book Femme Digitale: Perfecting the Female Form on Your Computer by Ilex Press.
Open the image you want to edit in photoshop. You can size it to whatever you'd like, even if it gets a little pixely, or has artifacts.
Ok,to start off, open Photoshop and load up the render that you want tofix, I will be using a recent landscape scene of mine for this example:
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And for a good example of stencil use, watch this short video:
Most people may not notice it, but the text that you use in your artwork can either make it or break it. There are a few basics that can point you in the right way to typography, and that is what we are learning today. First off, we will just show examples of designs with text and we will discuss what makes it good, and what makes it bad.
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Create a circle using elliptical shape tool. Make sure you press shift while creating this so that it's a circle rather than an ellipse.
[6] And create the new shape as shown fig. below.
Step 2: Duplicate the background layer by pressing Ctrl+J. Go to Filter> Stylize> Find Edges. Now your Image looks like below Image:
thx alott, i did ur style and it was really gooood not perfict like urs but reallly nice.
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Even though there are only a few simple steps, this tutorial is more advanced users, in my opinion. Today, you will learn how to take an ordinary photo and turn it into an artistic sketch on a rough canvas.
Step 2: Duplicate the layer by pressing Ctrl+J. Now apply the desaturate on the duplicated layer. Go to Image> Adjustments> Desaturate or press Ctrl+Shift+U.
[6] Then again select the Pen tool then right click the help of mouse click Stroke Path.
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Now return to your 'sketch lines' layer and use your paintbrush tool to brush roughly lines over the lines of your photo. The trick here is to be fairly rough, and keep brushing roughly over the same areas to build up your image. If some of your lines mess up then don't delete them! This all helps build up the sketchy effect that we're trying to create. Also, try to pay attention to the textures of what you're drawing over. For instance, you can make your sketch lines for hair messier and more random than the detailed lines for the man's eyes. A great tip is to just hold down your mouse button whilst using the paintbrush and drag your cursor back and forth over the same lines, rather than keep clicking each time you need to make a new line. The images below show some stages of this process.
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Apply the following layer mask onto this �cloud texture 1? layer:
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4. On the Layers panel, change the mode to Soft Light by clicking the mode box drop down arrow on the right side and scrolling down. this will allow colors to come through the white.
In this Adobe Photoshop Tutorial you will be taken through a walkthrough of the large art piece, Design Generation, which can be seen below:
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Let's look at several examples of stock images that should be used in your manipulations. Let's also look at examples of those that should be used. First off a great place to find good free stock images is Stock.xchng.
Step 1: Open any Previous image (Probably with mild colours e.g. Scenery, Grass etc) Step 2: Filter --> Stylize --> Wind (Wind, From the Right/Left) Step 3: Press Ctrl+F to repeat... Press again if you want
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Change the name of duplicated layer into "Second Colour"
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This series of images will show the general method that I used to create my painting �Heaven and Hell�. Each image has a brief description of what was going on and how I was working. Should you want to see a more detailed Image, click on the picture and you will be taken to a larger version. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask.
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Sepia is a red-brown ink derived from the species Sepia officinalis, a cuttlefish. It was very popular with artists in the nineteenth century. The sepia tone employed in black and white photography is the result of converting the metallic silver in a photograph to a sulphide. It not only made the photo more attractive and fashionable, but it also elongated the image's permanence. Today, sepia toning is a term for any monochromatic photo with a brownish tint to make it look old fashioned.
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Using the same technique, paint the eyeballs and hair with a different color.
Start by opening any photo into Photoshop.