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Posted 07/08/2015 - 18:01
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I really like those Derek...they remind me of the sort of images i would expect to see in an online 'How To Hypnotize' tutorial.
Out of interest, what was your starting point for these images?
regards
Karlo
Out of interest, what was your starting point for these images?
regards
Karlo
Posted 07/08/2015 - 19:19
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Cheers Karlo, here is how i did these,
1, open any image in ps.
2, go to filter > pixelate > mezzotint, choose medium lines
3, go to filter > Blur > radial blur, amount=100, method = zoom, quality = best
4, repeat step 3 around four or five times.
5, duplicate layer
6, select original layer (background) go to filter > distort > twirl and positive angle of your choice try somewhere between 80-360 (mess around a bit see what it looks like)
7, select duplicate layer, filter > distort > twirl and negative angle of what ever you did on the original layer
8, blending options, choose lighten, or mess around here too as these blending options give a varied result.
That's about it, if anything isn't clear just let me know, and post up a sample of how you got on, start your own thread or in this one
Have fun
Derek
1, open any image in ps.
2, go to filter > pixelate > mezzotint, choose medium lines
3, go to filter > Blur > radial blur, amount=100, method = zoom, quality = best
4, repeat step 3 around four or five times.
5, duplicate layer
6, select original layer (background) go to filter > distort > twirl and positive angle of your choice try somewhere between 80-360 (mess around a bit see what it looks like)
7, select duplicate layer, filter > distort > twirl and negative angle of what ever you did on the original layer
8, blending options, choose lighten, or mess around here too as these blending options give a varied result.
That's about it, if anything isn't clear just let me know, and post up a sample of how you got on, start your own thread or in this one
Have fun
Derek
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Posted 08/08/2015 - 01:04
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These are really nice. They remind me of modern stained glass windows.
Posted 08/08/2015 - 07:40
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Really liking the very first one.
Posted 08/08/2015 - 10:40
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Derek - really nice effect resulting in some very interesting images. Nos. 1 & 2 are my favourites.
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Posted 08/08/2015 - 10:44
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Cheers guys. The 1st and 2nd are my favs with the 1st just edging it. The 3rd one is that process done on the 2nd image. So lots of scope for messing around.
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Posted 08/08/2015 - 11:09
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Love these! Some digital art at its best IMO; and thanks too for the 'how to' guide (not that I have time to have a go at present!)
Andy
Posted 08/08/2015 - 11:42
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Thanks for the info Derek...No.2 for me. I don't have PS but will try and find equivalent effects in the package I have given your very good instructions...cheers for that.
Karlo
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Posted 08/08/2015 - 12:50
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Stunning.... thanks for the inspiration...
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Posted 08/08/2015 - 15:31
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Lovely creativity Derek ....I like the deep blues and symmetries. They feel kind of like stained glass windows.
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Posted 08/08/2015 - 19:45
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Cheers guys, glad you like them. works with any image and loads of scope for creativity
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Posted 09/08/2015 - 16:08
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As I've been suffering from a bad back, after doing some weeding in the garden, your thread inspired me to have a try at FS some flowers to death as well!
They didn't turn out anything like yours, but I'm still pleased with the results anyway!
The original images were of a Sunflower, a Lily Pad, a Daisy and a Passion Flower respectively
Here's the best result for each, from the session:-




They didn't turn out anything like yours, but I'm still pleased with the results anyway!
The original images were of a Sunflower, a Lily Pad, a Daisy and a Passion Flower respectively
Here's the best result for each, from the session:-




Posted 09/08/2015 - 18:22
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At least there's no pretence at an accurate representation of a flower here - really like these as well!
Andy
Posted 10/08/2015 - 00:01
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Thanks Andy
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