Yay, we’re done with the vertical rectangles! What we’ll do next with these is to group it altogether and merge them. When done, position them evenly parallel with each other using the Move Tool (refer image below). With the first one done, create 2 more rectangles by duplicating twice the first rectangle layer. Check Drop Shadow then input the following settings: Still on the same layer, click the fx icon below your layers palette then select Blending Options. Don’t worry, the next step will make it visible. You’ll notice that as if there’s nothing changed, as a result. Pick the Rectangular Tool and draw your first rectangle. There are 2 types of rectangular shapes that we will make – vertical and horizontal, with different width (ofįirst off, create a new layer above the background layer. The one i use here is almost like a burnt umber (be7032). Just be sure that the color is bright and lively as we are about to make a new year greeting. This is because we are applying a chromatic color scheme here (meaning, the same color family which varies only by their lightness and darkness (e.g., hues).
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This tutorial shows you how to make such one, in a simple, easy-to-follow instructions below.Ĭreate a new document, about 1280×800 pixels (can be bigger for wallpaper, smaller for cards) and fill it with any solid color of your choice. Or, you can make a print out of it, kinda like a greeting card, and put your most lovely note into it. With new year just around the corner, it is but timely to greet our friends and loved ones a cool poster or wallpaper via your favorite social media websites. Our photo will look like this.a halftone photo effect. Now, go to Filter>Pixelate>Color Halftone, You to the color balance properties (RGB color adjustment).Īpplying Halftone Color and the right blending mode creates our final imageįirst, activate Background copy 2. Small circle divided with black and white in your layers palette to prompt
JustĬlick the square box provided to go to the Color Picker (below).Ī border was created as a result as shown below.ĭone with the border, we'll create a glow of it by selecting Inner Glow (stillīelow photo has now a white border with gray inner glow.īelow shows the application of Color Balance and its result. Note that the color selected is white for the above photo. In the dialog box that appears, click Stroke and provide the values and
To do this, click the fx icon located below your layers palette and Now that we're through posterizing the photo, we'll make a border of the Here's the the result of the application above: Next, we are going to posterize the photo and, to do this, go to Filter>įilter Gallery>Artistic>Poster Edges. Proceed by activating the middle layer (Background copy) which we are going There are 3 main applications used here : Filters,Blending Option, and Colorįirst, we have to turn off the uppermost layer (Background copy 2), then Tutorial the image is reduced to 684x745 pixels from its original size. Duplicate this twice, thus creating 3 layers, namely,īackground, Background Copy, and Background Copy 2. The process we're going through make you realize it's not really that hard to makeĪ pop art afterall, which were popularized by Warhohl and Lichtenstein.
Here's a quick and easy way to create a fantastic pop art from a photo.This is anĪlternative to the more complicated method of using the pen tool, image adjustment,
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