Thursday, February 9, 2012

Recreated Image Using Illustrator



I wanted to have fun with my first project since it would really be about learning the tools and playing with Illustrator more than I have in the past.  I have to say I am really not a fan of the program (note: I am totally frustrated so I may vent here but will probably learn to love Illustrator as I hated Photoshop before and love it now).  Below you will find a detail of the process I took to get this image.

Adobe Illustrator:
  • I used a Warp: Fisheye effect on the image to get the angles I wanted for the final picture.  Once I played around with it I setteled on: Bend - 80% / Horizontal - 5% / Vertical - 55%
  • I then used the Arsitic Effect: Cutout to create a pop art effect.  In order to gain the effect I wanted I settled on: Number of Levels - 5 / Edge Simplicity - 2 / Edge Fidelity - 2
  • Once I was happy with the Illustrator effects I exported it to PhotoShop.
Adobe Photoshop
  • In Photoshop I was able to create my border around the image using the Tool: Paint Brush  on a setting of 68 px until I was contant with the way the line came out. 
  • Lastly I worked on the tones of the picture by adjusting the Contrast - 25 / Brightness - 3 / Vibrance - 33 / Saturation 56
  • I added a square box and text (Comic Sans) inside the box. 
  • Lastly  I drew the outline of the image and I flattened all layers so that I could have one image.


Adobe Illustrator Image




Original Image



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