I absolutely love this tutorial! Very clear cut instructions and easy to follow step by steps make for a very happy designer such as myself. Thank you!
Thank you for your comment. Although I understand using adjustment layers and layer masks is better practise, I don’t belive its necessarily imperative, especially on a simple task such as this. Tho, your point is noted, when I create tuts like it in future, I will be using adjustment layers. Thank you.
@TeamForceCentral Hi, I tried to find the source online for the original image, but could not find it, so I have uploaded it myself and put the link in the description. Hope that helps.
Hello from Maryland, Mr. TastyTuts. Thanks very very much for putting this together. This is a terrific presentation. I combed through many other Warhol/screen print videos and various techniques via PhotoShop and found this to be the best by far. I really appreciate your time and effort in sharing this.
Awesome tutorial! Andy Worhol is also one of Gaga's biggest inspirations when she created her 'Lady Gaga' image plus, her new album is called ARTPOP (an Artistic Revolution Through the Potential Of Pop) and plays on the idea of Pop Art and that anything in pop culture can be turned into art.
First of all: Perfect tutorial! Good demo material - excellent result - professionally explained. I watched many other tutorials resulting in "wanna-be"-Warholish trash. This one leads you right to the point - I was able to create a fantastic Warhol Style Pop-Art picture 50x50cm that exceeded all what I had expected to be ever able to create myself in reasonable time. Thanks a lot! To some critical comments below: Certainly I used Masks, adjustment Layers for the Levels, adjustment Layers for the hue - separate for each color layer - to have maximum control over the resulting colored composition. I user groups and many more. And i am absolutely sure, the author also knows all these techniques - probably much better than I do myself! BUT: This all is not subject of the tutorial! In my opinion, one part of the excellent Job the author did was to NOT use all this techniques in the tutorial because this makes it unnecessarily complicated and obscures the view to the vital parts of the process to create a realistic and professional Warhol-Style Pop-Art picture! If you can do it right at the first try, applying the level for example to the original picture is fine (as shown in teh tutorial). I HAVE to use an adjustment layer since I do not get it right the first time and have to adjust and adapt later. My final words: Thank you a lot for the tutorial - you did a great job sharing your skill with the rest of the world!
Really enjoyed tutorial, helped alot! Will definitely be watching more - esp with the voice and accent. Informative AND a great voice.... so rare on RUclips :)
@fookthetoothfairy you could consider creating a duplicate layer... In the tutorial I tweaked the levels to get the desired effect. Sometimes you cannot get the desired effect on one layer, for example the face might be perfect but then that leaves the hair to dark, or too light. So in the tutorial I duplicated the layer to have two instances where I tweaked the levels. This meant I could treat each layer separately, then simply delete to reveal the layer with the effect I was happy with. :)
Lovely, as I have a major project of designing some Pop Art panels for an upcoming event. I have done this before, but this was a great refresher. I would have liked to see one done with someone with dark hair however, as the effect with dark hair is not quite as intense or cool looking, and I would have liked to see your take on that. Thank you.
The problem is, when using levels to adjust the face, often it has the undesired effect to the hair. What you need to do is separate the hair from the face. So you want to duplicate the face layer, and remove the face [Mask away] from one and the hair from the other. Then with your single hair layer, you can tweak the levels, and create the high contrast onto of your colour layer. That has worked for me with dark hair instances.
OMG . thanks so much!!!! you are so helpful Although i did get stuck in the middle, i was on the foreground layer trying to erase some of the color then a message pop out "you cannot do......because the selected layer is hidden" then i went online and discovered that i have to SELECT the very layer. I'm a newbie to photoshop. and i hope people had the same problem as i did could find this feedback helpful thanks again!
Just a recommendation instead of using new layers for each color use a solid color adjustment layer and that way you can easily change the color after. Also I would recommend using layer mask as they are easier to use, nevertheless great tutorial!
i COMPLETELY agree with you...its always better to use a non-destructive approach. He also shouldve attempted to use the curves adjustment layer. It wouldve really worked better for controlling the balance of black and white in the desaturated image instead of doing it in portions with the levels adjustment layer.
This is so great. My big question is what happens if I'm doing a portrait with different colour hair such as brunette or black hair? That's the trouble because it doesn't work very well.
HI THERE. The tuitorials are really very good. I learned so much. One question. I struggle with the blue eyeshadow. Everytime i press the Miltiply button, the blue goes some sort of grey. I try to follow the steps carefully. I have no idea what i do wrong.
WOW your accent is so beautiful. *.* The tutorial is so amazing I´m totally gonna try it out for sure. :) It´s kinda hard working with dark brown hair color though. :|
You can try changing your hair colour? I've done the same effect with pictures of Gaga with her natural brunette hair, blonde hair and her new brunette hair and they both turned out fine :)
When I reached on colouring the face (09:16), photoshop doesn't let me use the brush :/ it says "COULD NOT USE THE HISTORY BRUSH BECAUSE THE CURRENT COLOR MODE DOES NOT MATCH THAT OF THE HISTORY STATE" What should I do?? Thanks for your help!
About 1:15 in, you stated: "...and grab that original image of Lady Gaga". How did you grab Lady Gaga? I've trued cut and paste, drag and drop, commandJ... nata...
If you were to add mutiply to the hair and face image and paint on layers beneath this you can cut out a lot of the selection and masking stages of this video. Good tutorial though.
Some of these tutorials sometimes are not meant for beginners. Maybe you should go and start creating color boxes on PS first and learning how each function works.
i dont see the point personally if you're doing warhol. It's not like your editing a photo you're really just painting over it, if you erase the paint simply we draw it. no biggie
I absolutely love this tutorial! Very clear cut instructions and easy to follow step by steps make for a very happy designer such as myself. Thank you!
Thank you for your comment. Although I understand using adjustment layers and layer masks is better practise, I don’t belive its necessarily imperative, especially on a simple task such as this. Tho, your point is noted, when I create tuts like it in future, I will be using adjustment layers. Thank you.
the description is very clear , thank you very much!! This is the most accurate way to work the Warhol style I 've learnt.
@TeamForceCentral Hi, I tried to find the source online for the original image, but could not find it, so I have uploaded it myself and put the link in the description. Hope that helps.
Hello from Maryland, Mr. TastyTuts.
Thanks very very much for putting this together. This is a terrific presentation. I combed through many other Warhol/screen print videos and various techniques via PhotoShop and found this to be the best by far. I really appreciate your time and effort in sharing this.
Man, thank you so much for posting this tutorial! I finally made my Andy Warhol portrait. I'm so glad! I'm sending you good vibes from Venezuela :)
Thank you so much for your help. I have never used photoshop and you made this so easy I was able to do it for myself! I am grateful
Clear. Easy to follow. Love it! Thanks a lot for sharing!
This was great, followed along and did one with the kids photos! Thanks! More clear than many others!
Awesome tutorial!
Andy Worhol is also one of Gaga's biggest inspirations when she created her 'Lady Gaga' image plus, her new album is called ARTPOP (an Artistic Revolution Through the Potential Of Pop) and plays on the idea of Pop Art and that anything in pop culture can be turned into art.
This is so exciting! Thank u for uploading the tutorial :)
My professor used your video to teach us this instead of teaching it himself, thank you, it made class go by way faster
What school do you go to
same fam
LowCLass Villan so sorry didn't even see this until now. University of North Georgia was where I was attending
oh hi there
@@HazyHippie, just writing this here to see in how many years you will see this comment.
First of all: Perfect tutorial!
Good demo material - excellent result - professionally explained.
I watched many other tutorials resulting in "wanna-be"-Warholish trash.
This one leads you right to the point - I was able to create a fantastic Warhol Style Pop-Art picture 50x50cm that exceeded all what I had expected to be ever able to create myself in reasonable time.
Thanks a lot!
To some critical comments below:
Certainly I used Masks, adjustment Layers for the Levels, adjustment Layers for the hue - separate for each color layer - to have maximum control over the resulting colored composition. I user groups and many more. And i am absolutely sure, the author also knows all these techniques - probably much better than I do myself!
BUT: This all is not subject of the tutorial!
In my opinion, one part of the excellent Job the author did was to NOT use all this techniques in the tutorial because this makes it unnecessarily complicated and obscures the view to the vital parts of the process to create a realistic and professional Warhol-Style Pop-Art picture! If you can do it right at the first try, applying the level for example to the original picture is fine (as shown in teh tutorial). I HAVE to use an adjustment layer since I do not get it right the first time and have to adjust and adapt later.
My final words: Thank you a lot for the tutorial - you did a great job sharing your skill with the rest of the world!
Fantastic tutorial, thank you! x
Really enjoyed tutorial, helped alot! Will definitely be watching more - esp with the voice and accent. Informative AND a great voice.... so rare on RUclips :)
I love it! Thank you so much! BEST TUTORIAL EVER!!
excellent work! Thank you for the tutorial
wow, this looks really cool!
Best tutorial ive seen! thank you
@fookthetoothfairy you could consider creating a duplicate layer... In the tutorial I tweaked the levels to get the desired effect. Sometimes you cannot get the desired effect on one layer, for example the face might be perfect but then that leaves the hair to dark, or too light. So in the tutorial I duplicated the layer to have two instances where I tweaked the levels. This meant I could treat each layer separately, then simply delete to reveal the layer with the effect I was happy with. :)
You are amazing, dude! Thank you very much
great tutorial:) keep up the good work!
i love it¡¡¡ i already make it and looks amazing¡¡¡ thanks for the tips¡¡¡
Lovely, as I have a major project of designing some Pop Art panels for an upcoming event. I have done this before, but this was a great refresher. I would have liked to see one done with someone with dark hair however, as the effect with dark hair is not quite as intense or cool looking, and I would have liked to see your take on that. Thank you.
Very helpful! Thank you so much.
Aahh, very very nice tutorial and you explain it very very well. Good video. Thanks sir.
Great tutorial!!!
What The Pop....Art! Nice
@CollectErasers I created the intro in after effects
Wow! Thanks for the tutorial! I just made a Rihanna one. I'm really happy with the result! THANKYOU so much!
A mio avviso questo metodo è sicuramente quello il cui risultato si avvicina di più a quello originale di Warhol. Bravo!
Amazing thank you so much for this..: )
Fantastico!
U are amazing!! I'm a subscriber now!!
thank you for this. I made one for my cousin birthday after watching your tutorial.
I learned a lot from watching your video. Thanks so much!!!!!
Indeed I am!
Thank you for the clear tutorial video. (: I'll work on mine soon.
Hey!
Thats Pretty Good!
hahaha i get it
AMAZING
The problem is, when using levels to adjust the face, often it has the undesired effect to the hair. What you need to do is separate the hair from the face. So you want to duplicate the face layer, and remove the face [Mask away] from one and the hair from the other. Then with your single hair layer, you can tweak the levels, and create the high contrast onto of your colour layer. That has worked for me with dark hair instances.
Thank you man.
Intrestin tutorial thanku
thanks mate it worked
Awesome
OMG . thanks so much!!!! you are so helpful
Although i did get stuck in the middle, i was on the foreground layer trying to erase some of the color then a message pop out "you cannot do......because the selected layer is hidden" then i went online and discovered that i have to SELECT the very layer.
I'm a newbie to photoshop. and i hope people had the same problem as i did could find this feedback helpful
thanks again!
Just a recommendation instead of using new layers for each color use a solid color adjustment layer and that way you can easily change the color after. Also I would recommend using layer mask as they are easier to use, nevertheless great tutorial!
i COMPLETELY agree with you...its always better to use a non-destructive approach. He also shouldve attempted to use the curves adjustment layer. It wouldve really worked better for controlling the balance of black and white in the desaturated image instead of doing it in portions with the levels adjustment layer.
you sound to me like a professor :), love your lexicon :)
@rayroe777
Orange: e7711a
Yellow: fbcb23
Pink: f7cedc
Blue: 8cd5ee
Red: be2a0e
ooooh, thank you dear so much! :))
Thank you so much .... I hope you can make a male version later :)
This is so great. My big question is what happens if I'm doing a portrait with different colour hair such as brunette or black hair? That's the trouble because it doesn't work very well.
HI THERE. The tuitorials are really very good. I learned so much. One question.
I struggle with the blue eyeshadow. Everytime i press the Miltiply button, the blue goes some sort of grey. I try to follow the steps carefully. I have no idea what i do wrong.
WOW your accent is so beautiful. *.* The tutorial is so amazing I´m totally gonna try it out for sure. :) It´s kinda hard working with dark brown hair color though. :|
go to the 1st pic select it with the tool then press ctrl + c at the same time then go onto the white background and press ctrl+v hope this helped :)
cool
what should i do if the hair is dark? i do the same thing with the contrast and leave it all black?
Were doin this in school :)
@TastyTuts i think he meant dark hair in the original picture, any way to avoid just having a plain black area as the hair in this case?
Good
You can try changing your hair colour?
I've done the same effect with pictures of Gaga with her natural brunette hair, blonde hair and her new brunette hair and they both turned out fine :)
When I reached on colouring the face (09:16), photoshop doesn't let me use the brush :/ it says "COULD NOT USE THE HISTORY BRUSH BECAUSE THE CURRENT COLOR MODE DOES NOT MATCH THAT OF THE HISTORY STATE"
What should I do?? Thanks for your help!
@WubbaWubba288 thats CTRL+T then after resizing press enter
WoW
waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaw thank you soooooo much T_T
i laughed when the video started. :))))
@TastyTuts Thank you for replying so fast. :)
how did you get the color reference page ?
Where can i find the original photo
do you know if his work was representational? my professor assigned a paper about him and I can't figure it out.
Dat intro :3
Hi. Is it possible to make this one in photoshop cs3?
I want to do in pop art picture, but i dont have computer at the moment
Have you changed from Grayscale to RGB colour?
Lady Gah Gah!
can you make this with dark colored hair?
Can you provide the color codes you used?
think you (:
The process probably could've been a lot shorter if you used clipping masks instead.
now its ART POP
Yes, I have CS6 and everything is the same. Instead of the Flatten dialog you will get a merge dialog, simply click "Don't Merge".
About 1:15 in, you stated: "...and grab that original image of Lady Gaga".
How did you grab Lady Gaga? I've trued cut and paste, drag and drop, commandJ... nata...
ARTPOP.
pop ott
1:26 Where do you get that tool I can't find it
command + t
when i select all layer it become red.:( hlp pls
hang on when i use the paint bucket it only paints one part of the image
what did he do in 10:54 minutes?
Check out my app 'Pop Art' in the iTunes store. You can even use the same colors from this video.
In future could you please provide hex codes? :D
If you were to add mutiply to the hair and face image and paint on layers beneath this you can cut out a lot of the selection and masking stages of this video. Good tutorial though.
Some of these tutorials sometimes are not meant for beginners. Maybe you should go and start creating color boxes on PS first and learning how each function works.
probably this would work on all photoshop versions above cs2...
Will this tutorial work for a brunette or black haired person?
I cant grab and move the layer like you in the 01:18 minute
tasty tuts?
Wouldn't using layer masks be easier/safer?
i dont see the point personally if you're doing warhol. It's not like your editing a photo you're really just painting over it, if you erase the paint simply we draw it. no biggie
Quite Phallic Indeed LOL XD
I guess this doesn't work, where the person has dark hair. I followed everything in this video, but mine didn't turn out like that.