Tutorial Challenge: Picasso`s Last Word by Angie (Forum Style) - Treehouse Treasures

Picasso's Last Word

When I saw this tutorial my eye was drawn to the subtle animation of the background and the weird artwork, and I wanted to know how it was made. The "weird artwork" is made with Toadies Picasso's Last Word filter. The hardest part of this tutorial is probably tube selection. I tried many beautiful women tubes but the filter made them look like monsters

LOL. I suppose that's what these filter settings do, so I may have to play around with the settings for another tag.

There is one part of the tutorial where you choose a color from the tube to create the background. I found it easier to choose a medium-light color from the Picasso layer (rather than the tube). When you apply the Jeans filter, two colors will be created that will match the Picasso layer. After applying the Sorting Tiles, I selected the dark areas with the Magic Wand Tool and promoted the selection to a layer and then added the drop shadow. Angie's method and my method produce nearly identical results except that with my method the light color is the color produced by the Jeans filter and appears lighter. I prefer the lighter color as it shows the noise effect better to my eyes

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For my font I used 2Peas Sonnets Script Light.

If you give this challenge a play, I'd love to see your creations!

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De: timber

Enviado: 04/08/2021 17:34

Here's another play with Picasso

For this tag I took a very small selected portion of the Picasso layer and used it to color the Sorting Tiles layer and the text. For the Sorting Tiles layer I pasted the selected portion into a layer above the Sorting Tiles layer and set the blend mode to Color. I really like the soft gradient effect that it produces.

For the text, I used a blue color and applied the Jeans filter to it. I selected the dark bands of the text and pasted that same selected portion into the selection on a layer above the text and then set the blend mode to Hard Light. The effect reminds me of the dirty jeans of a working cowgirl

LOL.

And to try something different (as I do), I animated the Sorting Tiles layer by using Mosaic Glass. I used the default settings for three frames but changed the grout width (2, 3, 4). It's interesting how this created a noise effect.

Oops, I nearly forgot. I selected the earrings and added noise for that added glitz of girliness

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De: justjam

Enviado: 04/08/2021 21:09

Here's my first play

This was a fun tut, timber. Thanks for challenging us. I love both of your results. The first tube with the black/white/gray is gorgeous. Thanks for sharing your variations on the tut.

For my tag, I used Butterfly Script font. I added a light EC 400 gradient glow and then a lifting drop shadow.

For sure, I will be trying this again.

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De: SilentEyez

Enviado: 11/08/2021 21:57

Wow, love your results, gals! ♥ This was a really great tut! Though it threw me off a bit because I working as I read and I was expecting details to steps. It is very doable though! You just need some working knowledge (they are more like basic info). I will try this again, for sure! ;)

For mine, I used a Marilyn Allen tube. The font I chose is called Moonrising. I used a 3.00 gaussian blur on a dup of my name (which was moved below original name) and lowered the opacity, to give it that slight glow.

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De: Daphne70

Enviado: 12/08/2021 04:38

Just love all the work you ladies are doing... I just could not find anything to suit this tutorial , so did a similar one from the same people called Mighty Maze ... I am not familiar with adding a link on here maybe someone could explain that part to me as I dont understand the language ..lol also I was a bit lost on how to add a border before finishing it as you had to add a border and then highlight your maze layer.. which was a bit confusing to me ..

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De: SilentEyez

Enviado: 12/08/2021 08:35

That looks great, Daphne! ♥ I think I will be trying that one tonight ;)

I made this one after making the first one. I wanted to post it then but I had to get off the comp and prepare lunch/dinner (I got up late lol).

I used another BAMA tube ;) For the font, I chose BigillaRegular.

I used a light gray #E0E0E0 for her "diamond ring". I created it with a circle brush tip and added some noise (Uniform, 100%, Monochrome).

For the sparkle, I implemented Judy*s Twinkle Where You Want It tut (I did it on a separate canvas). I lowered the opacity by 25% for frames #2 and #3 (100, 75, 50). I duplicated frame #2 to add it as a 4th frame. That way it gave the sparkle a nice blingy flow. ♥

She is a SNAGGIE ♥

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De: ClevelandWolfe

Enviado: 27/09/2022 11:40

Picasso's Last Word by Angie is a step-by-step painting tutorial for Photoshop. It was created as part of the 365 Days of Photoshop Challenge organized by Paper & Pixel. You need to get exterior house painters and learn more new tips for roof paints. This challenge runs through May 2015 and has two goals: inspire creativity and improve your digital skills via tutorials from top industry professionals.

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