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Hello everyone,
in today's tutorial
we'll see how to turn an image
into this Pixelated effect that you can see in here
using Adobe Photoshop
and as you can see
these are other examples I created using the same technique
alright
so!
LETS GET TO IT!!
Alright
I'll go ahead and open Adobe Photoshop
and I'll take the image I'll be using and open it in here
now I need to cute the model from this background
but since we have a light grey background almost white
it would be perfect to apply a Level adjustment layer
just to make it easier for me to create a selection
so I'll go to adjustment down here
and I'll choose Levels
I'll darken the midtones by taking this slider and put it around here
as you can see this will make the whole image darker
so I'll take the whites and I'll increase it a little bit
just to make the background whiter and this way it will be easy to select
alright, now I'll make sure that I'm selecting the level adjustment layer
and then I'll choose the magic wand tool in here
and I'll one click on this background to load a selection of the white only
and now we have the background selected
but I need to inverse it,
this way I will have a selection of the model only
so I'll press CTRL+SHIT+I on my keyboard
or you can go to: Select and choose Inverse right here
I can delete this now
alright, now I'll open Select and Mask
this would be the refine edge in case you are using and older version of Photoshop
I'll select the refine brush
and I'll start improve the selection of the hair
and I'll press ok
now I'll one click on this layer mask icon to apply my selection
and I'll convert it to a smart object
so I'll right click and choose "Convert to Smart Object" right here
alright, now I'll create a new document
so I'll go to: File and choose New
in the width in here I have 1920px
and the height 1080px
300 in the resolution
and RGB in the color mode
I'll click OK
alright, now I'll take the model image
and move it to the other document using my move tool (v)
I'll press CTRL+T to scale it
I'm holding the SHIFT and ALT on my keyboard to keep the image propotion
I'll place it right in the middle in here
I'll hold shift to make it bigger a little bit
just around here
and I'll click on this check mark to commit the change
alright, now I'll select the Background layer
I'll double click on it
this window will pop up because it was locked
so I'll name it BG for background
and I'll click OK to unlock it
I'll go back to the background layer
and double click to open the layer style dialogue
I'll select the Gradient Overlay
and I'll open the gradients in here
I'll double click on this color stop
I'll choose a soft grey like this
I'll click OK
and then I'll double click on this other color stop
I'll choose a very light grey like this
I'll click OK
and OK
next, I'll change the gradient style to: Radial
and the scale to: 120%
and the Angle to: 135
I'll click OK
alright, now I'll make two copies of the model layer
so I'll press CTRL+J two times
1
2
and I'll name them
Pixel 1
Pixel 2
and Pixel 3
alright I'll hide the pixel 3 and 2 layers for now
and I'll select pixel 1 layer
I'll hold ALT and I'll one click on this layer mask icon
to apply a black layer mask as you can see
and then I'll open the properties panel
if you cant find it
just go to: Window and click on Properties
alright, I'll put down the density of the layer mask a little
until I can see a bit of the model like this
alright, now I'll select the brush tool
and then I'll one click on this dropdown to open the brushes
and I'll one click on this gear icon right here
and I'll choose basic brushes
I'll press OK so I can replace my current brushes
now I'll go back to the gear icon again
and this time I'll choose Square Brushes
but this time I'll click on Append so I can add them to my current brushes
as you can see we have now the basic and square brushes
alright, now I'll select one of the square brushes
and then I'll open the brush presets
if you can find it
just go to: Window again
and one click on Brush right here
or you can use the keyboard shortcut F5
alright, I'll change the spacing around 120%
and then I'll select Shape Dynamics
I'll change the size jitter to 100%
next I'll select Scattering
I'll put a check mark on Both Axes
and then I'll change the scatter to 1000%
and I'll close it
alright now I'll make sure that the opacity and flow are both set to 100%
and with white as my foreground color
I'll start brushing like this
right in the center in here
I'm using the right and left brackets to make the brush smaller and bigger
alright, just to get something like that
now while I'm still on the layer mask
I'll open the properties panel again
and I'll bring back the density to 100%
alright
now I'll select the pixel 2 layer and make it visible
and then I'll go to: Filter
and choose liquify
I'll select the Freeze Mask Tool right here
and then I'll brush over her to freeze this area
this way I can apply the liquify filter without affecting this freeze area in here
now I'll select the Forward Warp tool
in the top here
and then I'll warp this part like this
and I'll click OK
alright, now I'll apply a black layer mask
by holding the ALT key again and one click on this layer mask icon
and again I'll open the properties panel
to bring down the density a little bit
so I can see where I want to brush exactly
alright, now I'll start brushing using the same custom square brush
just to get something like this
now I'll open the properties panel again
and I'll bring back the density to 100%
alright, now I'll select the pixel 3 layer and I'll make it visible
and then I'll apply a white layer mask this time
by one click on this layer mask icon without holding any key
and then I'll open my brushes from here
and I'll choose a regular square brush
with black as my foreground color
I'll start brushing to delete from the edges like this
by just clicking like this
alright, just to get something like that
now I'll go to: Filter
Filter Gallery
and in the texture folder right here
I'll open it and choose Patchwork
I'll put 4 in the Square Size
and 6 in the Relief
but feel free to change this numbers to get different result
and I'll click OK
now I'll select this white smart filter layer right here
and then I'll open my brushes
and I'll choose one of this basic rounded brush in here
I'll change the opacity to 70%
and with black as my foreground color
I'll start brushing to delete the patchwork filter from here
but I'll keep a little bit on the edges
just to create that pixel transition look
alright, now I'll create a new folder on top
and I'll name it Adjustment
this folder is optional you don't have to create one too
I just like to put make it this way I can see the before and after the adjustment
alright, now I'll add a Gradient Map from here
and then I'll change the opacity first to 50%
and the blending modes to Lighten
now I'll one click on this gradients
you'll find a link in the description where you can download these gradient I have in here
just one click on this gear icon and choose replace gradients and load them
alright, I'll pick this one right here
and I'll click OK
now I'll add another Gradient Map from here
again I'll change the opacity to 50%
and I'll change the blending mode to Soft Light this time
next I'll one click on the gradient to choose another gradient
I'll pick this one right here
I'll click OK
alright, now I'll add a Level adjustment
to play with the colors in the channels
so I'll go to the channels
and choose the Red channel to adjust the output levels
I'll take the white slider right here and move it a little bit
and then I'll take the black slider and move it a little bit too
alright, now I'll select the Blue channel
and I'll do the same thing
and since it's an adjustment layer, I can always go back and change it if I didn't like it
now I'll go to adjustment and choose Exposure
I'll increase the offset a little bit
and I'll decrease the Gamma Correction
Alright let see now
this is Before
and this is After
and that's it
thank you for watching
I hope that you enjoyed this tutorial
and it was a little bit helpful for you
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