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[clear_as_blood]

Just trying out some new Photoshop techniques to convert images into silhouettes/silk-screen type things. The result was sort of Warhol-esque...only not so bright or multi-colored. It originally started out with just John, but then I got incredibly overzealous and did the whole team.

Preview:

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[sgakaz]

Very Andy Warhol love it.

[clear_as_blood]

:) Thanks.

[clear_as_blood]

Y’know, I was thinking it’d be nice if I could make some shirts and sell them. But alas, copyright infringement (or something to that effect). Though feel free to make your own. :)

[carcinya]

Rodney #2 is even more droolworthy than the original, and THAT's saying something. *drools some more*

[clear_as_blood]

Why thank you. :)

[zee]

Dude, love it. And can I ask how you did it, in Photoshop? I vector when I want an effect like that, but whatever you've done looks fabulous (and would make vectoring much faster).

[rissabby]

i want to know how too. i've an old photoshop, but i'd love to do things like u do. It looks great. I love the 'preview' too.

[clear_as_blood]

Thank you. :) I’ve pasted a link in a reply to the previous comment that should help.

[clear_as_blood]

Thanks. I imagine it would be a lot easier than vector (which I’ll try once I have the time, patience and proper program). This tutorial should help though. I didn’t follow it exactly, so just mess around with some of the steps to get what works best for you. Also, make sure you get a clear, well-lit image (white background is ideal). Otherwise, you spend a LOT of time on the photo trying to fix the lighting. It’s really all about trial and error.

[adafrog]

Those are great.

[clear_as_blood]

Thank you.