Wallpaper tut

Oct 14, 2006 05:53

A tutorial on making this wallpaper using Photoshop CS. Some parts might not be translatable to PSP.

Also, I am not claiming that this is beginner friendly. You might want to see for yourself.


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kayleedee October 14 2006, 06:31:10 UTC
Thats a really neat tutorial, I love the whole popart look. I'll be sure to try it!

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_meddie_ October 14 2006, 08:13:57 UTC
Thanks for this, I'll definitely give it a go (:

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charyprincess October 14 2006, 09:37:32 UTC
What's PSDelight and where can I get it? :O Awesome tutorial BTW

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aaskie October 14 2006, 13:04:10 UTC
http://www.majestic-skies.net/psdelightful/femalepsds.php

However, I would highly recommend working yourself on removing backgrounds. One, it betters your skills. Second, it makes you feel prouder of your work. I used this only because it was 6 in the morning when I was writing this tut and was too lazy to crop the bg out of a pic. Also, the makers of these background less pics tend to get very anal about credit. Which is justified since they spend a lot of time making them.

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lirannutian October 14 2006, 09:47:45 UTC
This is really helpful. I'm always stumped when it comes to WP b/gs. :)

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aaskie October 14 2006, 13:07:15 UTC
I love your icon. Awesome.

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lirannutian October 14 2006, 18:09:49 UTC
Hehehe. Yeah. It was made by takethekeys

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midoriankh October 14 2006, 13:55:04 UTC
Hmmm, I use Photoshop CS and when I try to do step 9 (halftone), it won't let me. I haven't locked the layer or anything. Any idea as to why? Thanks much (and great tutorial!)

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aaskie October 14 2006, 13:58:35 UTC
OMG! Thats the best part of the wallpaper. Ohkk, run a check and see if -

- your image is in the RGB mode (image-mode-RGB) If it asks you whether you want to flatten layers or not, click on don't flatten
- Is the layer filled with black
- Is the black selected
- Did you hit Q before attempting the halftone pixelation.

I think that should do it. Let me know if it still doesn't. Is the option not highlighted or is it just not working when you click on it(no results). I think mostly it can be the image mode.

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aaskie October 14 2006, 14:04:03 UTC
Oh no! I forgot to include an important part. Will edit step 8. Sorry for the trouble.

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