Yeah, Wikipedia is like so huge, you can, I’m not kidding, go from Cocaine to iCarly. Yeah, cocaine to Starbucks to Seattle to iCarly. I am really bored right now, so I felt like posting something… By the way, go 131 hits yesterday 😀
Yeah, Wikipedia is like so huge, you can, I’m not kidding, go from Cocaine to iCarly. Yeah, cocaine to Starbucks to Seattle to iCarly. I am really bored right now, so I felt like posting something… By the way, go 131 hits yesterday 😀
Text tutorial:
1. Open an image.
2. Create x layers for x light streaks.
3. Use the pen tool to create curved paths. (For a more specific look, watch the video)
4. Go to the brush tool and select a good color and good stroke width. Then open up brush dynamics and check everything under “pressure” except for color.
5. Stroke each path.
6. Apply a gaussian blur (brush size + 2-10)
7. Then restroke the paths with a smaller, white brush.
8. If you want to change the color, go to Colors>Hue / Saturation.
Yeah, today I drove up to San Francisco (I live in San Jose) and visited the Jewish Museum of Contemporary Art, and I hadn’t even seen it before, but it was like the art I make XD. After that I went to the Cartoon Museum, sort of as a chaser, as the Jewish Museum was depressing… But the part of the trip that really amazed me was: After I was done with museums, I said to myself “I gotta go get a chocolate fondant at Beard Papa” but once I got there, I decided to go to Schoggi Chocolates, and it was expensive, and the chocolates there were all pretty small, but it was completely worth it. One thing in particular that I liked was these dark chocolate caramel cups; It was arguably the best caramel-chocolate combo I ever had in my life. If you readers (If there are any) ever visit San Francisco, it’s worth spending the $8 on some small chocolates at Schoggi Chocolates.
Text tutorial:
Step one: Put your image or icon on the canvas and select ONLY THE IMAGE; NOT THE WHITE BACKGROUND. THIS IS CRUCIAL.
Step two: Go to filters>artistic>cubism and set tile size at 1 and tile saturation at 2.5.
Step three: Go to Colors>Threshold and play around with that until it looks “stampy”.
Phew! Thought I lost everything on my map… Just server errors, data on whos.amung.us got all screwed up.
Text tutorial (by request) :
Step one: Select the paint brush tool, set
Jitter: 5.00;
Use Color From Gradient: Blinds;
And in brush dynamics: Random: opacity;
Step two: After this, brush the “canvas” until you have a good pattern of rings. (Each circle will become a ring)
Step three: Then duplicate this layer.
Step four: On the original, go to Filters>Distorts>Emboss, and put the settings:
Azimuth: 330.88
Elevation: 50.29
Depth: 72
Step five: On the copy, which is the random opacity circles, set the layer mode to “hard light”.
And now you’re done!!!
Step six (optionally): On the duplicate layer, go to Colors>Colorize and toy around with that to color your rings.
Is this not awesome? Drag it in to URL bar for full image.