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sdotrock
Joined: 19 Sep 2013
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 Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2013 11:25 pm Post subject: How to get "Abstract/Colorful Effect" in Photoshop |
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Hi all, my question is regarding how I would go about getting an Abstract/colorful/rainbow type effect on an image in Photoshop. I've seen it a lot and it looks great. I'm sure a certain amount of color blending is necessary but it looks as if the Hue/Saturation/Luminance would play a big part in this type of effect as well?
Any information or leads on how to achieve this effect would be VERY much appreciated!!
Also, it may be worth noting that I use a Macbook Pro w/current running 10.8.3, using current version of Photoshop CS6 and also have a full 30 day trial of BOTH Lightroom 5 and the Topaz plugin bundle. If any of the effects I'm trying to do would be better suited using Lightroom or a Topaz plugin, I'd be grateful to know =).
Thank you all so much again for any help any of you veterans are willing to provide =) (image of desired effect is attached to this post.)[/img]
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sdotrock
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Ok so I can't figure out how to attach am image on here but if you just go to FineArtAmerica dot Com and type in "Moose Drool" in the Search Bar you'll see it and what I'm referring to right away. =)
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Auieos
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Moose drool is really just someone being creative with colors.
Probably the closest effect to that in Photoshop is something called a gradient map.
Image > Adjustments > Gradient Map
Select spectrums from the gradient types.
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thehermit
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That's how all moose used to look in the 70's!
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Auieos
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Then what would a rainbow coloured moose look like?
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sdotrock
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| Posted: Fri Sep 27, 2013 4:21 am Post subject: |
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| Auieos wrote: | Moose drool is really just someone being creative with colors.
Probably the closest effect to that in Photoshop is something called a gradient map.
Image > Adjustments > Gradient Map
Select spectrums from the gradient types. |
This helped me SO much. Thanks for taking the time!!!
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thehermit
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| Posted: Fri Sep 27, 2013 11:15 am Post subject: |
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| Auieos wrote: | | Then what would a rainbow coloured moose look like? |
I could tell you, but 'you can't handle the moose'.
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