Pop Art Style poster

Step 1

Pertama mari kita men-download model gambar indah dan memuatnya ke Photoshop. Gandakan layer background sekali dan pergi ke Filter> Cutout Artistik> dan menerapkan pengaturan berikut

Beri nama layer hasil duplikasi ini sebagai "memotong" dan ubah blending mode menjadi "Hard Light". Kemudian membuat lagi duplikasi ini "dipotong" lapisan dan Anda akan memiliki efek berikut:

Sekarang Anda akan melihat bagian bawah foto benar-benar hitam, yang tidak terlalu bagus menurut saya. Untuk mengungkapkan gambar asli, kita dapat menambahkan vector mask untuk masing-masing "memotong" lapisan dan ambil penghapus lunak besar untuk menghapus bagian seperti di bawah ini:

Dan Anda akan melihat tekstur asli kembali:

Step 2

kembali ke lapisan latar belakang dan membuat yang lain duplikasi itu. Drag layer hasil duplikasi di atas semua lapisan sebelumnya dan klik Filter> Sketch> Chrome dan menerapkan pengaturan berikut:

Beri nama layer hasil duplikasi ini sebagai "krom" dan ubah blending mode layer untuk "cahaya lembut". Kemudian menduplikasi "krom" sekali lagi dan Anda akan memiliki efek berikut:

Step 3

Sekarang kita dapat menambahkan sumber cahaya (saya memilih dari kanan atas) untuk gambar ini sehingga nantinya kita dapat memiliki beberapa efek cahaya dinamis. Untuk melakukan ini, kembali ke layer background dan duplikat sekali lagi. Tarik duplikat layer di atas semua lapisan lain, pilih Filter> Noise Median> dan menerapkan pengaturan berikut:

Ubah nama layer ini sebagai "Median" dan menambahkan vector mask untuk itu, ambil penghapus lunak besar dan menghapus bagian seperti di bawah ini:

Dan Anda akan memiliki efek seperti di bawah ini:

Step 4

Sekarang kita dapat menambahkan latar belakang kota perkotaan untuk gambar. Download salinan gambar ini kota dan memuatnya ke Photoshop. Tarik seluruh gambar ke kanvas kita dan mengubah ukuran sampai menutupi seluruh kanvas.

Pada lapisan ini baru dibuat, menerapkan penyesuaian berikut:

Hitam dan Putih

Then apply the following filters:

Halftone Pattern

Box Blur

Name this layer as “city” and you will have the following effect as a result:

Step 5

Kembali ke lapisan latar belakang, ambil Magic Wand tool dan membuat pilihan area putih:

Tekan Ctrl + Alt + R dan membawa alat Ujung Pertajam, menerapkan pengaturan berikut:

Tekan Ctrl + Shift + I dan invers seleksi, kembali ke lapisan "kota" dan pergi ke Edit> Hapus dan Anda akan melihat pop model gambar keluar:

Step 6

Gandakan "kota" lapisan sekali dan pada lapisan diduplikasi, pergi ke Filter> Blur> Radial Blur dan menerapkan pengaturan berikut:

Ubah blending mode layer hasil duplikasi untuk "Screen" dan Anda akan memiliki efek berikut:

Membuat duplikat dari duplikat layer, dan mengubah blending mode layer "warna membakar". Anda akan memiliki efek berikut:

Step 7

Sekarang bagian atas foto tampaknya sedikit kosong dan kita bisa menambahkan sedikit tekstur awan untuk itu. Jadi men-download salinan ini brushset awan dan hanya membuat layer baru dan cat awan beberapa di atasnya:

Petunjuk: untuk membuat sumber cahaya di atas awan, hanya melukis di atas posisi yang sama beberapa kali. (Dalam kasus ini, itu pojok kanan atas)

Step 8

Untuk menyelesaikan gambar, menambahkan dua lapisan penyesuaian baru seperti berikut:

Colour Balance

shadow

Midtones

Curves

Dan Anda akan memiliki efek berikut:

Ok itu saja untuk tutorial ini! Anda tentu saja dapat menambahkan beberapa tekstur Anda sendiri atau efek filter dan melihat apa hasil akhirnya!

Berikut adalah gambar akhir saya untuk tutorial ini: (saya sedikit menyesuaikan keseimbangan warna dan) - Klik untuk memperbesar:

Black and White version:

SUMBER : http://www.psdvault.com/photo-effect/create-a-pop-art-style-poster-with-urban-city-background-in-photoshop/

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Pop ARt Retro

Create a Retro Pop Art in Photoshop

Preparation We will be using Keeley Hazell image again for this Retro Pop Art tutorial. Click here to download Keeley Hazell image. All rights of these resources belong to their respective owners. Step 1 – Understanding Pen Tool There are 2 types of path strokes, with and without Simulate Pressure. Set the Brush to 1pt and draw a straight path with Pen tool. Right-click on the path and select Stroke Path. Select Brush, uncheck Simulate Pressure and you will get a line like the top example. Select the Brush tool and open up Brushes palette located at top right of Options bar. Check on Shape Dynamics and enter the settings shown in the diagram. Close the palette once you are done. Set Brush size to 3pt and draw a straight path with Pen tool. Right-click on the path and select Stroke Path. But check on Simulate Pressure this time. You will get a line like the bottom example. Step 2 – Tracing the Figure Create a new document of size 750×550 pixels. Drag Keeley Hazell image in and create a new layer above and name it as Outline. Using the technique in Step 1, path the general outline with Pen tool. Set Brush to 1pt and stroke your path without Simulate Pressure. Draw the paths for hair and other details. Set Brush to 3pt and stroke these paths with Simulate Pressure. Step 3a – Painting Figure Create a new layer below Outline and name it as Skin. Set the foreground color to #E6B292. Using the Brush tool with a comfortable size (like 15-20pt), paint the skin as shown in the diagram. Step 3b – Painting Figure Create a new layer below Skin and name it as Hair. Set the foreground color to #795229 and paint the hair as shown in the diagram. Step 3c – Painting Figure Create a new layer above Skin and name it as Shirt. Set the foreground color to #9E5D18 and paint the shirt as shown in the diagram. Step 3d – Painting Figure Create a new layer above Shirt and name it as Face. Set the foreground color to #000000 and paint the eyes, eyebrows, ear and nose. Set the foreground color to #FFFFFF and paint the teeth then #EC6060 for the lips. Step 4a – Adding Halftone Effect Hide all the layers except for the original image of Keeley Hazell. Go to Image > Adjustments > Desaturate. Then Image > Adjustments > Threshold. Set the levels to 80 and hit OK. Step 4b – Adding Halftone Effect Go to Filter > Pixelate > Color Halftone. Set the Max Radius to 6 and Channel 1, 2, 3 and 4 to 0. You should get a nice black-white halftone effect like the one on the left. Step 4c – Adding Halftone Effect Select this halftone layer and arrange it to be the topmost layer on the panel. Set Blend Mode of this layer to Soft Light and Opacity to 50%. Unhide all the other layers under it. Step 5a – Adding Background Create a new layer below everything and name it as Background. Set the foreground color to #662855 and background color to #3B022D. Make a linear gradient across the screen diagonally. Step 5b – Adding Background Select the Custom Shape tool, click on Shape Layers and then choose Registration Target 2 from the preset list. Set the foreground color to #4953BD and draw a big burst like the one in the diagram. Set the opacity of this layer to 30%. Optional I have added another halftone effect to the background to complete the design. Hope you have enjoyed this tutorial and I wish you a Happy New Year! SUMBER : http://10steps.sg/photoshop/create-a-retro-pop-art-in-photoshop/

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Pop Art Anime Ace

PART 1. Creating the Half Tone Shading

a) Preparing the Canvas

Open your picture in photoshop that is going to become pop art and duplicate the layer called “Background”. (Just click the layer called “Background” and drag it to this icon at the bottom of the layer palette to duplicate the layer.)

Rename this new layer “dots”. (To rename a layer right-click on the name in the Layer Palette and select Layer Properties).

Create another new layer and fill it bright blue using the Paint Bucket tool .

Drag this layer between the two existing layers and rename it something meaningful i.e “blue”. The image below shows what your Layer Palette should look like. This is the basic set up to begin.

Now working on the “dots” layer we need to clear out all the unwanted parts of the photograph. In this case I want to isolate Scarlett and delete the rest i.e lilac background and bit of text.

To cut out Scarlett I use the Pen Tool. Now to sum up how to use Photoshop’s pen tool in a few sentences isn’t easy…if you have never used the pen tool before, do the PEN TOOL TUTORIAL first.

Remember to make sure the pen tool is set to create a Work Path. See below.

*NOTE: You could use the eraser tool but the results won’t be as professional.

Take the pen tool create a path around the person (or thing) and then make it into selection.
Invert the selection (CTRL + Shft + i) and hit delete.
Deselect (Ctrl + D)

b) Making the Dots

Desaturate the “dots” layer (Ctrl + Shft + U).

Next adjust Threshold to something dramatic (still working on the “dots” layer).

Image >> Adjustments >> Threshold…

The settings I used are shown in the image below, but you will need to experiment to see what threshold settings works for YOUR image.

Using Threshold will leave the image looking very pixelated (jagged). So apply Gaussian Blur (approximately a 2-3 pixels should do it).
Filter >> Blur >> Gaussian Blur…

In your Layers Palette right-click on the “dots” layer and select Duplicate Layer…. See image below.

Select New for the Destination Document. Now you will have 2 documents open in photoshop.

Working on your new document change the Mode to Greyscale.

Image >> Mode >> Greyscale

A dialogue box appears…”Discard color information?”…Click OK.

Now change the Mode to Bitmap.

Image >> Mode >> Bitmap

A dialogue box appears…”Flatten layers?”…Click OK.

Choose Halftone Screen on the Bitmap options window. Click OK. See image below.

It pretty obvious but make sure your output resolution is the same as the input. If yours design is going to be printed then the input should be 300 pixels/inch and your output will be 300. If you’re input doesn’t equal your output the you’ll end up with a change in size!

Next appears the Halftone Screen box. Apply the settings shown below. Note you may want to experiment with the Frequency as this decides the size of the dots. Click OK.

Almost there with the dots. All that’s left is to transfer the dots back to the first document. (See part C).

Note if your dots aren’t looking very good you may have forgotten to apply blur or need to apply more blur. The smoother gradient is, the better halftone pattern.

c) Organising

Change the Mode back to Greyscale
A dialogue box will appear…Make sure the size ratio is 1 and click OK.
Now change the Mode back to RGB.

In your Layers Palette right-click on the layer and select Duplicate Layer.

There should be 3 three options as the Destination Document. Choose your original psd (which should be the top one). See image below.

Your Layers Palette should look like the one shown below. You can close the second psd that you created..there’s no need for it now.

The final step for creating the dots is to create a Clipping Path between the new layer and the “dots” layer.

To create a Clipping Path…hold down the ALT key and move your cursor between the 2 layers in your Layers Palette. When the cursor turns into a “double bubble” (see image below) click to create the clipping path.

Now link the “dots” and “Background copy” layer. (To link layers simply click one layer then hold down shift and click on the other layer. A little chain icon is shown on the bottom of the layer palette, click it).

Merge Linked layers (Ctrl + E)

If you are using Photoshop CS or later versions instead of linking and then merging the linked layers, after creating the clipping path simply click on the “background copy” layer in your layer palette and then Merge Down.

Your picture should now look like the one shown below..only better because it’s not so small and compressed!

Now is a good time to Save (Ctrl + S) your work.

a) Creating Fill Layers

Duplicate the “dots” layer. Rename this layer “white” and drag it below the “dots” layer in your layer palette.

Adjust the Levels on the “white” layer.
Image >> Adjustments >> Levels…
In the output levels, click and drag the black marker all the way to the right so it is behind the white marker (see image below)
Now the “white” layer is white! Your layers palette should look like the one shown below.

Note: Turn off the visibility of the “dots” layer (click the eye icon) first to see the adjustments on your canvas.

Change the blend mode on the “dots” layer to Multiply.

Click on this icon at the bottom of your Layer Palette and select Solid Colour…

Select a colour in the Colour Picker dialogue box. Click OK. I’ve gone for a red shade to colour her lips. You don’t need to be too picky here because we can change the colour easily later on.

The new fill layer created will appear in your layer window. Right-click and rename the layer e.g “lips” to colour the lips.

Drag the new fill layer below the “dots” layer in your layer palette. See below. Your image is now totally filled with the colour of the fill layer…but don’t worry we are about to fix that.

Create a Clipping Path between the “lip” and “white” layer. This will ensure that you don’t colour over the lines ^_^

Change the foreground colour to black. Working on this new layer, take your Paint Bucket Tool () and fill the “lips” layer black. The colour disappears…this is because the colour will only show up where there is white on this fill layer.

Note for Photoshop CS5 Users

To change the colour of this layer you will double click on the “layer thumbnail” marked with a 1 in the image above. To change where this colour appears on your canvas, click on the “layer mask thumbnail” marked with a 2 in the image above, then using white with your paint brush tool, paint on your canvas where the colour is to appear and paint with black to erase the colour.

Error message: “The fill for this layer must be rasterized before proceeding. It will no longer be editable as a fill. Rasterize the fill?” If this message appears, you’ve made a mistake. Select “No” and click on the “layer mask thumbnail” in your active layer before editing this layer.

Now for the colouring. Change the foreground colour to white. Get your Paint Brush Tool () and start painting where you want to the colour to appear. Use a hard brush with the opacity set to 100%. Make sure that you zoom in when colouring, so that it is nice and tidy!

**Fill layers can be confusing if you haven’t used them before.
If you are stuck try reading THIS PAGE, it’s from another of my tutorials where I explain fill layers a little more indepth.

b) More Fill Layers

Repeat the above step creating a new fill layer for each colour/item in your picture. Below is my layers palette.

Note how I have used clipping paths on all the new fill layers.

At any time if you are unhappy with a colour that you have chosen, simply double click on the Layer Thumbnail (as shown above) and re-select a colour. Now you have the ability to change the colour of the hair for example, to a whole new colour in a second flat!!

You’re pretty much finished.

You will need to add a caption, or a speech or thought bubble to make this a Lichtenstein inspired piece. Custom shapes have a few speech and thought bubbles to choose from.

The font I used in my finished picture is ANIME ACE.

SUMBER : http://www.melissaevans.com/tutorials/pop-art-inspired-by-lichtenstein

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