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Photoshop Tutorial: How to Quickly Transform a Photo into a Woodcut! - Duration: 7:23.
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Hi. This is Marty from Blue Lightning TV.
I'm going to show you how to quickly create the look of woodcut portraits from photos.
This is an update of tutorials I've in the past.
This version is quicker and more flexible.
I provided this wood texture that you can download, so you can follow along.
Its link is in my video's description or project files below.
You can find hundreds of fantastic, high-resolution wood textures at Storyblocks.com.
Open a photo of someone or some thing that you'd like to use for this project.
I downloaded this photo and the other again, from Storyblocks.
The first step is to make a selection around our subject, so we can separate it from its background.
For this example, I'll make a selection just around his face,
since that's what I'd like the portrait to be.
I'll zoom into his face by pressing the "z" key on my keyboard to open the Zoom Tool and
drag it over the face.
I'll open the Quick Selection Tool to make the selection.
If you're using this tool, as well, drag it over your subject's head to select it.
If you want to remove areas outside your subject, press Alt or Option as you drag over those areas.
To check the selection, press "Q" to make it into a quick mask.
Press "Q" again to revert it back into a selection.
Press Ctrl or Cmd + J to cut it out and copy it.
To place your subject onto the wood texture, press "v" to open your Move Tool and drag
your subject onto the tab of the wood texture.
Without releasing your mouse or pen, drag it down and release.
Drag it to the middle.
To resize it, open your Transform Tool by pressing Ctrl or Cmd + T. If you don't see
the Transform's entire bounding box, press Ctrl or Cmd + 0.
Go to a corner and when you see a diagonal, double-arrow,
press and hold Alt or Option + Shift as you drag it in or out.
To re-position it, go inside the bounding box and drag it.
Then, press Enter or Return.
Click the Adjustment layer icon and click "Black White".
Presently, the Adjustment layer is affecting all the layers below it, however, we want
to restrict it to just our subject.
To do this, either click the Clipping Mask icon or press Ctrl + Alt + G on Windows or
Cmd + Option + G on a Mac.
We'll convert our black and white subject into a Smart Object, so we can continue to
add filters to it non-destructively and be able to adjust those filters at any time.
To do this, Shift-click our subject to make it active, as well, and click the icon at the upper, right.
Click "Convert to Smart Object".
Go to Filter and Filter Gallery.
Open the "Sketch" folder and click "Photocopy".
Make the Detail: 11 and the Darkness:46.
Go to Select and "Color Range".
Choose "Shadows".
Make the Fuzziness: 0% and the Range: 90.
Click the Layer Mask icon to make a layer mask of the selection next to your subject.
If you want to remove unwanted spots on your subject, first, we'll invert our foreground
and background colors by press "x" on our keyboard.
Now, black is our foreground color.
Open your Pencil Tool and Pencil Picker.
We'll adjust the size in a moment.
Make the Hardness and Opacity, both: 100%.
To adjust your the Size of your Pencil, first, make sure your CapLock key is off
and then, press the left or right Bracket key on your keyboard.
Brush over the unwanted spots to mask them out.
Change the Blend Mode to Soft Light.
Click the "fx" icon and click "Bevel Emboss".
The Style is Inner Bevel, the Technique is Smooth
and the Depth is 100%.
The Direction is Down and the Size: 4 pixels.
The Angle is 120 degrees and the Altitude is 30 degrees.
The Highlight Mode is Linear Dodge, the color is white and the Opacity is 35%.
The Shadow Mode is Linear Burn, the color is black and its opacity is also 35%.
To make our portrait easier to see, make a copy of the layer and reduce its opacity to 30%.
Lastly, we'll increase the overall contrast of our woodcut.
Click the Adjustment layer icon and click Levels.
In the Input Shadow field, type in 26 and in the Input Highlight field, type in 242.
This is Marty from Blue Lightning TV. Thanks for watching!
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but I wasn't really feeling it.
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I'm not buying this.
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Shaky on the walk, carriage was off.
Randy Jackson judging a dog show.
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Surprising.
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How much money Lisa saved by switching to GEICO.
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New 'Black Death' Breaking Out: Deadly Virus WORSE Than Plague With No Cure – Stop
Going Here NOW!
There are plenty of issues facing our country currently that need to be addressed, and quickly
too.
Between the escalating tensions with North Korea, radical leftists groups pledging to
take over the country, natural disasters, and the threat of ISIS entering the country,
the last thing America needs is a plague sweeping the nation.
However, that is what is the latest fear is after a deadly epidemic has been discovered,
and what makes this disease even more terrifying is that there is no cure to stop it.
The new "black death" is so horrific that, people are urging travelers not to go this
country in fear that it will be brought back to America and spread like wildfire.
In 2014, America faced a possible pandemic after the deadly Ebola virus found its way
to our shores.
Americans who had gone to West Africa to help the area cope with the dangerous outbreak
that was ravaging the people.
Though instead of leaving the deadly virus in West Africa, two Americans brought the
fatal virus home with them that caused a nationwide panic.
Thankfully, the virus was not able to spread, but that does not mean the next time we will
be as lucky.
Now, another fatal disease has broken out that is similar to Ebola in Eastern Uganda.
This particular illness is just as deadly and is moving quickly and has a lethal rate
of 90 percent once someone contracts it.
He did not respond to antimalarial treatment and his condition rapidly deteriorated.
He was quickly taken to another hospital in the neighboring district but died shortly
after arriving.
His sister, in her 50s, died shortly afterward and a third victim passed away in the treatment
unit of a local health centre.
The WHO website reads: "Marburg virus disease is a rare disease with a high mortality rate
for which there is no specific treatment.
"The virus is transmitted by direct contact with the blood, body fluids and tissues of
infected persons or wild animals (e.g. monkeys and fruit bats)."
Several hundred people are believed to have been exposed to the virus, which is among
the most virulent pathogens known to infect humans.
Early symptoms include fever, chills, headache, and myalgia.
The news comes as Madagascar faces a deadly outbreak of plague, which has already claimed
the lives of 127 people.
Cases of the plague have soared in recent days, and extra funding has been released
by the World Bank to provide additional resources in the face of the "worst outbreak for 50
years".
The outbreak has been compared with the Black Death, when the plague swept across Europe
and Asia in the 13th century, killing more than 50 million people in what is now considered
one of the worst pandemics in human history.
Two-thirds of the recorded cases in Madagascar are caused by the pneumonic plague, which
can be spread through coughs and sneezes and without treatment, can kill within 24 hours.
The outbreak has prompted warnings that it could spread to nine nearby countries, including
UK holiday hotspots Mauritius and the Seychelles.
Now, not to beat a dead horse already, but this plague is precisely the reason why we
need stricter vetting processes with people coming from other countries.
There is no reason at all why we should continue to allow thousands of people, in when there
is the risk of these individuals bringing in deadly plagues that could wipe out entire
cities and towns in America.
Of course, it is noble for others to offer their services to help those in need, but
we cannot allow them to walk right back in until government officials know they are clear
of this deadly disease.
At this time, our country is already facing several issues, and throwing a deadly plague
on top of it will only make matters worse.
Hopefully, the government will impose some strict traveling restrictions to this area
until the threat has passed so that we can protect our country from further damage.
What do you think about this?
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New 'Black Death' Breaking Out: Deadly Virus WORSE Than Plague With No Cure – Stop Going Here NOW! - Duration: 4:41.
There are plenty of issues facing our country currently that need to be addressed, and quickly,
too.
Between the escalating tensions with North Korea, radical leftists groups pledging to
take over the country, natural disasters, and the threat of ISIS entering the country,
the last thing America needs is a plague sweeping the nation.
However, that is what is the latest fear is after a deadly epidemic has been discovered
and what makes this disease even more terrifying is that there is no cure to stop it.
The new "black death" is so horrific that people are urging travelers not to go this
country in fear that it will be brought back to America and spread like wildfire.
In 2014, America faced a possible pandemic after the deadly Ebola virus found its way
to our shores.
Americans who had gone to West Africa to help the area cope with the dangerous outbreak
that was ravaging the people.
Though instead of leaving the deadly virus in West Africa, two Americans brought the
fatal virus home with them that caused a nationwide panic.
Thankfully, the virus was not able to spread, but that does not mean the next time we will
be as lucky.
Now, another fatal disease has broken out that is similar to Ebola in Eastern Uganda.
This particular illness is just as deadly and is moving quickly and has a lethal rate
of 90 percent once someone contracts it.
Here is more from Express:
A DEADLY outbreak of a rare and highly fatal virus has broken out in eastern Uganda and
five cases have already been identified, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has confirmed.
The disease, known as Marburg virus disease (MVD), is similar to Ebola and can be lethal
in up to 90 percent of cases.Emergency screening has begun at the Kenya-Uganda border in Turkana
after three members of the same family died of the disease in Uganda.The outbreak is thought
to have started in September when a man in his 30s, who worked as a game hunter and lived
near a cave with a heavy presence of bats, was admitted to a local health centre with
a high fever, vomiting, and diarrhea.
He did not respond to antimalarial treatment and his condition rapidly deteriorated.
He was quickly taken to another hospital in the neighboring district but died shortly
after arriving.
His sister, in her 50s, died shortly afterward and a third victim passed away in the treatment
unit of a local health centre.
The WHO website reads: "Marburg virus disease is a rare disease with a high mortality rate
for which there is no specific treatment.
"The virus is transmitted by direct contact with the blood, body fluids and tissues of
infected persons or wild animals (e.g. monkeys and fruit bats)."
Several hundred people are believed to have been exposed to the virus, which is among
the most virulent pathogens known to infect humans.
Early symptoms include fever, chills, headache, and myalgia.
The news comes as Madagascar faces a deadly outbreak of plague, which has already claimed
the lives of 127 people.
Cases of the plague have soared in recent days and extra funding has been released by
the World Bank to provide additional resources in the face of the "worst outbreak for 50
years".
The outbreak has been compared with the Black Death, when the plague swept across Europe
and Asia in the 13th century, killing more than 50 million people in what is now considered
one of the worst pandemics in human history.
Two-thirds of the recorded cases in Madagascar are caused by the pneumonic plague, which
can be spread through coughs and sneezes and without treatment, can kill within 24 hours.
The outbreak has prompted warnings that it could spread to nine nearby countries, including
UK holiday hotspots Mauritius and the Seychelles.
Now, not to beat a dead horse already, but this plague is precisely the reason why we
need stricter vetting processes with people coming from other countries.
There is no reason at all why we should continue to allow thousands of people in when there
is the risk of these individuals bringing in deadly plagues that could wipe out entire
cities and towns in America.
Of course, it is noble for others to offer their services to help those in need but we
cannot allow them to walk right back in until government officials know they are clear of
this deadly disease.
At this time, our country is already facing several issues and throwing a deadly plague
on top of it will only make matters worse.
Hopefully, the government will impose some strict traveling restrictions to this area
until the threat has passed so that we can protect our country from further damage.
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How to view saved password in chrome android - [New Useful Update] - Duration: 2:55.
Google Chrome is the one of the greatest decent browser in all the platform.In PC, It contains
tons of feature,Themes , Extensions and Plugins.They will help you in each undirable situtaions
while browsing.How ever, The new version of Chromes comes with the feature of Auto-Password
Manager.So,This video is going to show you those things in the decent manner .That been
lets get started..!
//Intro// This fuctionality is available on the crome
version 62.or even You can get this on beta version.So, Your Chrome version is below 62
means , just update to newer one.
After that.Open it.Then click the three dot menu.
There you have the Auto Passwords option.Before goint to that.Lets we something what is autopassword
option is chrome.
So, this option enables the user to store their credentials when the login.Also we can
use those details when ever we want.Also, we can see what are all the Accounts we have
logged in to chrome.
And everything.It shows the UserId as well as password.So, it reduce the mind stress
while Logining a accoung after a long time.
Now, come to the concept.
Just login your google account which you are using everywhere.
Then The chrome sychronize your Account details.
And then open the Autopassword option.
There you can see each and every account what you logged in using Chrome.
Also, You can see the password.To do that just click
the Eye icon.But it requires you to out the lock to your phone.So,
Here i am turning on the pattern lock.
Then that's all.
You can view each account password.
And I get this one useful.So, I just shared to you people.
So,If you get something useful just leave a like.Show your support by subscribing to
our channel.
And this is selvam stark gk from techfancier.I will see you in the next good one.KOTMTO.
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Khim sokheng
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Ten Tips on How to Have a Successful Job Interview, with Nessa Palmer ESLTOPTEN - Duration: 12:09.
this is Nessa on ESL TOPTEN I got a quick question for you
why are you learning English what motivates you what is your why if your
reason is connected to your job or maybe your goal to get a job then this video
lesson might be for you I'm not going to be talking so much about the English
language or vocabulary instead I am going to give you 10 tips on how to have
a successful job interview
in this video I'm gonna give you ten tips on how to have a successful
interview now they're aligned from number one to number ten in terms of
chronological order meaning the first few tips are about what you can do
before the interview then a few are about during the interview and the last
tip is about what to do after the interview and I just want to mention
something there is a freebie for you attached to this lesson just click the
links below the freebie will help you prepare for your interview I'll explain
a bit later so tip number one before your job interview spend the time doing
research so there's a few basic questions you have to have the answers
to here's a couple of them number one who is the company's market meaning who
are they selling a product to or providing a service to make sure you
know their target audience what is their mission statement all you have to do is
do a quick google search mission statement comma whatever the company's
name is so if I wanted to work at Google I could type in mission statement cago
comma although Google and see what their
mission statement is and of course you probably want to know who's the CEO or
who's the president or who's on the board of directors
number two practice practice practice practice practice makes perfect so how
do you practice for a job interview well here's what you can do make a list of
possible questions you might be asked in your interview take the time to do this
so once you have your list of possible questions now you have to practice
answering them now I don't mean memorize word per word a script you don't you're
not a robot right and you don't want to seem like a robot during the interview
but practice answering each question aloud and each time answer it a little
bit differently but have the main idea be the same so for example if they ask
you what qualities would make you good for this job you want to have the main
ideas prepared beforehand you don't want to be like when they ask
you that question um well I'm a good swimmer if you want to work at Google
right you want to be prepared so related to that today's freebie for you is a
list of 50 possible questions you might be asked in an interview now you can
modify those questions based on your field but these questions will help you
so download that and includes a short glossary of terms that you might want to
use in your answers so make sure you get that it's going to help you okay
moving on number three bring a copy of your resume to the interview I know it
seems a little bit silly because they probably already have it but what if
they don't what if they ask you for your resume you want to be prepared and
better still or just as important make sure you review your own resume before
the interview I know that sounds a little silly but listen if they ask me
in an interview when did you work for em it was so long ago that I might not
remember the years so I don't want to come across as ignorant of my own work
experience so make sure you know what's on your resume and have a clear idea of
the dates and your particular duties in those jobs especially if you're no
spring chicken. number four get into the right mindset so attitude that's the
first thing they're gonna take note of right how you come across so you can
prepare yourself by doing a few simple things number one do not discount the
power of visualizing every great athlete out there has said that before the big
game or the big race whatever it is they visualize themselves they have a mental
picture of themselves exceeding limits right so you can do that so close your
eyes and imagine you in the interview being confident smiling you know feeling
really at ease comfortable and also visualize the
interviewer just being super impressed by you whatever is in reality is usually
planned or pictured beforehand so you have a lot of power there and I also
recommend you watch this TED talk video by Amy Cuddy which is all about the
power of body language and how you can do a few simple exercises to give
yourself more confidence using your body for example using power poses so often
before even these videos that I do and put up on YouTube I feel a little bit
nervous so often rate before I start filming I do one or two powerful poses
now I'm not gonna okay should I demonstrate no I okay so for example
right before a video I might put my arms up really high take a deep breath and
get myself into the right mindset open up your body
right into a few stretches anyways check out the video the link is in the notes
below number five arrive early okay this is a no-brainer you don't want to be
late for your own interview but more importantly don't give yourself a
bracket of five minutes earlier arrive half an hour earlier so you're not
stressed you know you're not on the bus looking at your watch or your your phone
going "oh my god, oh my god, oh my god, it's in ten minutes." So give yourself a good bracket and
arrive early and another thing is if you arrive early and you want a cup of
coffee have that cup of coffee or that bottle of water before the interview
don't go in the interview with a cup of coffee or a bottle of water because it
might just provide you with a distraction because you're nervous you
might start like fidgeting with the cup of coffee and they'll notice that you're
not paying 100% attention and then you look less confident so you kind of want
to just go in with yourself your bag and your resume no distractions
number six related to this make a great first impression so as soon as you walk
in even before you've met the interviewer make sure that you're
standing straight you're smiling in the waiting room before the interview make
sure you're not just on your phone just put your phone away stay
in the moment and if you're not used to shaking hands
practice your handshake because if they go to shake your hand you want to be
prepared for that don't make it too light, and like, you know,
like a dead fish but don't you know break someone's hand okay
number seven related also so be super aware of your body language it is
amazing what a smile can do to disarm someone so on first day for me when I'm
a teacher and I have new students I really appreciate those students who
smile at me and who make eye contact it really does make a good first impression
so you make sure you do the same during your interview number eight okay so this
is related not just to your interview but also your cover letter
don't focus on negatives one of the things that I do here in Maine Coover is
I teach students how to write a cover letter and I'm always amazed by how many
students write a sentence or two about things they're not good at or things
that they don't have experience with don't do that
focus on your strengths so for example don't include a sentence in your cover
letter or don't mention in your interview I'm not good at English you
know or if you're getting a job in a kindergarten school don't say but I've
never worked with kids you know so only focus on positives and another side note
please don't mention or write in your cover letter that you're punctual
there's many qualities that people are looking for in workers and employees but
being punctual is not really a positive it's taken here as a given so don't even
mention that okay and don't forget the freebie will include a list of
adjectives and vocabulary that you might find useful to use to describe yourself
in your cover letter and in your interview and punctual is not on the
list okay here we go we're down to number nine okay yes
number nine well this is related so don't focus on negatives so number nine
is the opposite focus on your unique combination
of work experience and personality traits that make you the perfect
candidate for this job do not discount the wonderful combination of things that
make you you so before the interview make sure you spend the time distilling
the heart of you what makes you awesome what would make you so fantastic in this
job and try to keep it relevant so if you're applying for a job in in a plant
nursery so working with plants growing plants and flowers don't say again that
you're great at swimming it's not really related or don't talk about the time you
worked at Starbucks unless it's somehow related to maybe providing excellent
customer service so make sure you can connect it one way or another or don't
mention it and the last thing number 10 super simple but highly effective when
the interview is coming to an end don't forget to thank the interviewer or
interviewers and even better once you've thanked them and you've left follow-up
the next day or maybe two days later with a short email thanking them for
their time and you know thanking them for their time and thanking them for
considering you as a candidate so thank you everyone loves a thank you so those
are my 10 tips on how to have a successful job interview and I have one
last thing not every job interview ends up with a win meaning you don't always
get the job but just remember every time you take that step of going to the job
interview you're getting better and you are getting closer to get your
job this is Nessa just to remind you to get your free PDF that has a list of
common questions that people ask during interviews so that you can get your
practice in and I'm including a glossary of adjectives and other terms that might
be useful to describe yourself this is Nessa on ESL TOP TEN thanks for
watching if you got a question post in the comments below catch you next time
you
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Exercises for a Baby with Low Tone #12: Teaching Dynamic Sitting Balance - Duration: 1:51.
Hi! My name is Amy Sturkey. I'm a pediatric physical therapist. I'm here
with my co-instructor who is 8 months old. She specializes in teaching low tone
exercises. So I'm going to take Myla and put her out just a little bit
further. I know from trying before that I can hold pretty low. If she needed more
help, I'd hold higher. But I'm gonna hold as low as I can and her still keep her
sitting. I'm going to work on dynamic sitting balance. You can bounce her
like that and do this side to side rocking. I tend to do what I call the gas
pedal method. I'm up on my tiptoes of both feet so I can go down on one side and her tilt
her off to one side. Ohhh! Don't lose it! I can go down on the
other side or up on up on one. What I'm looking for her is for her to lean
toward the uphill side which she's doing a great job of. If I tilt her over here, she
is leaning toward the uphill side, C curving that way and over here leaning
toward the uphill side. So I can bounce and I can lean. I still have to lean
fairly slowly for her to be able to get her balance reactions in. When a child
gets stronger I can go faster back and forth, side to side, but she's not ready
to handle that yet. I hope this is a simple idea to work on sitting balance
Thanks a lot! Bye-bye!
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