 FOTOCARICATURE, Realization of a caricature using a picture |
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  Jul 1 2006, 10:48 PM
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Friends, here the tutorial is of...
FOTOCARICATURA  We begin selecting a good picture, as for size and clarity. We select Penélope Cruz for the International Competition of Cartoon of karikamanÃa of Nelson Santos in Portugal. 1. - We open the picture in the desk. We duplicate the layer.
2. - To the second layer we apply the filter Noise (noise) in Drust&Scratches with radius (I radiate): 5 pix. and thresholdt (threshold): 4 levels. (you even) We will have an image as if it was colored, disappearing the real of the picture.
3. - We apply the filter Liquify(licuar) with: Brush size (size paintbrush): 10 at 49 Brush density density paintbrush): 18 Brush presure pressure paintbrush): 26 Here we have to remember our drawing knowledge and technical with the paintbrush, because we will play as if we were drawing or painting in the parts of the face that we want to characterize, to not deform neither to ridicule. To stand out the character so that it doesn't lose the main thing: their resemblance and their personality.
4. -They do the difference with the picture model and as the resemblance she/he stays.
5. - We continue working in the chin, jaw, cheekbones, accentuating and defining certain parts, detailing the minimum thing. In a feminine cartoon importance should be given to the eyes and the lips, mainly. You can change the established values according to their comfort.
6. - We continue working in the size of the lips, since it is one of the characteristics that defines the model.
7. - I use the tool finger to soften the colors of the face in a percentage from a 15 to 20% of opacity.
8. - In this phase we use the tool Burn tool (subexponer) and we enter to draw with a very small paintbrush to stand out the details of eyes, brows and corner of the model's lips.
9. - We continue detailing the eyes and the lips with the tools dodge tool and burn tool. We also use the tool blur tool (drop) to soften the mixtures and to fuse them.
10. - In this phase their cartoon should be this way or something similar.
11. - We compare with our model and we see that there is an enormous difference. It is no longer a picture, it seems an illustration and the resemblance stays. I believe that it is a well carried out work.
12. - We couple the image and we duplicate it again. In this second layer we apply the filter gausian blur (desenfoque gausiano) with value of 50% and with opacity of the 20 to 25% and we put the layer in way multiply. We couple the layers again. We have finished our cartoon and it is clever to send it to the competition.
I hope this tutorial serves so that they continue carrying out cartoons of who pleases them. And remember... ...Si I can make it, you also. A hug, Vidal |
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Jul 1 2006, 11:12 PM
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So this is how they make it.
So much thanks vidaldesign. |
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Jul 1 2006, 11:13 PM
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 Creatively Inclined Group: *Premier*
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Wow! That is quite a interesting transformation!
Thanks for this impressive tut, vidal! Will give it a try! 
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Jul 1 2006, 11:48 PM
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Posts: 5,344 Joined: 24-May 04 From: Maastricht Member No.: 35  |
Amazing end result!
Great job Vidal, and thanks for adding! 
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Jul 2 2006, 04:54 AM
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Posts: 801 Joined: 12-January 06 From: Spain Member No.: 8,938  |
Great tutorial and great outcome.
Thanks for adding this
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Jul 2 2006, 05:54 AM
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 Addicted Dot Group: Moderator
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Awesome tutorial, thanks for adding!
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Jul 2 2006, 06:46 AM
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 Merry KissMoose Group: Main Team
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 Hello Vidal, very nice end result. I remember seeing this when you posted at creativebits.Going to have a play.  I have attached your images as some were very large for the forum tables. |
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Jul 2 2006, 09:14 AM
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QUOTE(blueshift @ Jul 2 2006, 01:12 PM)  So this is how they make it. So much thanks vidaldesign. Dear friend, thank you for your words. I clarify something. It is not as well as they make the caricatures. I make this way it. It is a style very particular and personal dem agreement to the technology that we live. I use the tools and filters of Photoshop to give a realler finish to the caricatures, manipulating and altering the pictures, previous a sketch carried out in pencil, feather or marker, previous to the character's investigation to stand out their main characteristic, filling or " angel ". The characterization should not make to be reviled neither offended to the character, it deserves respect. The characterization is a graphic language to which we put him some humor. I am working in rehearsals on the simplification or synthesis of the caricature, replacing their forms by means of other elements like typography. I will already make them know... QUOTE(*D* @ Jul 2 2006, 08:46 PM) Hello Vidal, very nice end result. I remember seeing this when you posted at creativebits. Going to have a play. I have attached your images as some were very large for the forum tables. Thank you colleague for your words and for the indication. I will reduce the size of the images, the flag is the correct one. A hug, Vidal QUOTE(bliss @ Jul 2 2006, 01:13 PM) Wow! That is quite a interesting transformation! Thanks for this impressive tut, vidal! Will give it a try! Thank you friend, I am happy that you liked. It is the beginning of a tutoriales series. A hug, Vidal QUOTE(RedDragon @ Jul 2 2006, 01:48 PM) Amazing end result! Great job Vidal, and thanks for adding! Thanks, RedDragon for your words. A hug, Vidal QUOTE(PSgirl @ Jul 2 2006, 06:54 PM) Great tutorial and great outcome. Thanks for adding this Thank you for this hot welcome and to allow me to be part of you. A hug, Vidal QUOTE(Adrian @ Jul 2 2006, 07:54 PM) Awesome tutorial, thanks for adding! Thanks, Adrian. I will follow it making. A hug, Vidal |
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 Jul 12 2006, 06:44 AM
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mannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn,,, i registered to add a reply to u, u are amazing, ull make it big trust me, be of my help pleaze if u can, catch me at email removed this is a forum not msn well i wont say anything here, but maybe i wyd be of some help too.
anyways, nice work, keep it up |
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Jul 12 2006, 10:27 AM
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sprinkled dot Group: *Premier*
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very interesting solution.. many thanks for this great tut
Very nice result (maybe Penelope doesn't agree ) |
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