How to create a Cartoon effect in Photoshop CC - Photoshop cartoon effect tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 12 июл 2017
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cartoon effect without the pen tool
This is a simple Photoshop cartoon effect tutorial. In this video, I will show you how to create a Cartoon Effect In Photoshop. This is a simple Photoshop cartoon effect tutorial.
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After more than 10 years on youtube, I have finally found the first tutorial that actually gets to the point and doesn't ramble on about the irrelevant.
Ikr. Some of these 20+ minute videos want to give you there life story for some reason.
so true. i hate videos where they chat for 5 mins before getting down to the job in hand lol
Yes!!!
so true! best 5min ever
@@eon001 I once found a pancake recipe on a blog where the writer mentioned she'd make them when her husband was in prison...
Started with Photoshop on MacBook Pro a year ago and really struggled - when Photoshop cc2019 was launched I moved over to the Windows version and the learning curve is easier. I found the style of the training - mentioning the specific keystrokes very useful and informative. I am really happy with my own end result I created from looking at the video - thanks
I love your dialect, I love that you get straight to it AND your instructions are clear and they work. I've been a Photoshop user for over 15 years, but there are so many tools and the sky is the limit for creativity, I can always learn new stuff. Thank you for sharing with us.
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hi my photoshop doesnt have the oil painting filter how do i fix that
Great tutorial tho
Photoshop Amateur very helpful niiicceeee
What version of Photoshop are you using?
Thank you.
awesome
Now that's how you do tutorials! Quick and straight to the point! I salute you mate!
Man, I almost haven't needed to watch the video I was just listening to you explaining it so clearly that I didn't miss a step from this tutorial. Great job, man!
Been using photoshop for 3 months and feeling like i am drowning. This is the first tutorial i have found easy to follow without having to rewind and re-rewind and stress! Thank you so much!
Man thank you for actually saying/giving step by step process....i needed this
I can't thank you enough for this. I'm rereleasing a previously published book series and designing the covers to have a graphic novel look. This tutorial got me exactly where I needed to go.
One of the not so many tutorials that actually work and kick ass!!! THANKS A LOT MAN!!!! Without small talk and crap, with great accent and ON THE SPOT!!
I'm taking an online graphics course at college, and this was posted on one of our discussions. This is really interesting, and I look forward to sifting through what other tutorials you've made. Thank you for your time!
Thank you for making such a quick and straight forward video!
Best tutorial ever!!! Way better than some of the ones I have tried to look at doing the same thing. I'm definitely subscribing.
Thank you for the kind words and I am happy that you found the tutorial helpful. Also, thank you for subscribing to the channel.
Photoshop Amateur no problem 😉
I am a novice at Photoshop, use a Mac and I would say I'm not the best, but I can follow directions. I have seen several tutorials on how to create a carton effect; and yours by far was the easiest to follow. Not to mention the Caribbean accent was refreshing.
I use photoshop a lot. Finally after about an hour of web surfing, this amazing video that is all I need pops up! so helpful!
Brilliant tutorial!!!! I'm a pro now. The pace of this was perfect. Thank you for sharing this. xxx
The easiest straight to the point tutorial I've seen. Thanks so much 💯
No long lasting music intros, no BS stuff, clear and accurate, thanks a lot!
I've just dabbled with Photoshop over the years. This is an awesome demo, and I plan to try it with a photo of a friend. Thank you!
This is amazing- best tutorial ever.
+artemorbid thank you for the kind words. I am happy you liked it.
👍👋 speechless! U encourage me to become a graphic designer. by d way which laptop I should purchase & which software, please and definitely I subscribe ur channel
+usha mukherjee Thank you very much for your kind words. I have a video outlining some laptops that would be good for graphic design
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Wow this is amazing!!
I saw a post on Reddit where a woman creates Disney art from photos, but she's booked up for months and not taking commissions. That got me wondering what Photoshop could do and I found your cartoon effect video.
The tutorial was fantastic, thank you! Your teaching method is simple and easy to follow and I was completely successful in creating my cartoon picture from a photograph. As others have noted, your no-nonsense approach without going off on tangents was most welcome!
Oh wow, thank you very much for the feedback.
This was really great! My yearbook students are designing their cover, with the theme Cartoons, and I'll be using this tutorial to plan my lesson for the day.
Straight to the point, and its really helpful
Great tutorial - I feel urged to comment on the pure clarity and even pacing of this tutorial. V good
Same
Thank you for watching the video, I hope you liked it. Also if the Oil Paint filter is disabled here are some step to fix the problem.
ruclips.net/video/kKXOcEpRkyc/видео.html
You, my friend, are a legend👍🏻 thanks for the quick, straight to the point tutorial.
I personally tried the Oil Paint effect and didn't like my result, due to the picture I used, but it is still an amazing Tutorial. I did everything except the oil paint effect the second time around, and it worked amazing, so either way, it works! Good tutorial. Subscribed.
Thank you very much for the feedback and the input.
Super great tutorial video. Clear, slow, and to the point BIG UP fi dat zeen!
Thank you, I appreciate the kind words.
Thank you so much! I love how you speak so clear and don't make any shortcuts! Got straight to the point and helped me a lot!
Thank you for the feedback. I have very happy that you found to tutorial to be helpful.
I'm definitley subscribing this was probably the most straightforward tutorial I've seen for photoshop.
I am happy that you found the tutorial helpful. I try my best to make sure the tutorials are very easy to follow.
THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
I love your voice it reminds me of Gus Fring of breaking bad. Also reading out every step clearly really helped Thank You!
You're very welcome!
Used photoshop for a few years, went away, now been using it again for a few months!! Thanks so much for the helpful video!
Thank you, I've been looking for a tutorial like this one for a long time, tries many systems and many tutorials. yours is by far the best I found. thak you
.... let's start training, i'm a beginner !!!! Nice video.... :)
This is a great tutorial, and the effect looks good. But when I use the poster edges it puts small black strokes all over the face and arms. The threshold command worked well in your example. But even with different values I couldn't get it to look like mostly outlines as your example. But it's still a great effect so thanks for the tutorial !
Could send me the image you are working with to the below email address. I would like to see why that is happening photoshopamateur1@gmail.com
@@PhotoshopAmateur Same thing happens with me for ANY picture I use. Large black dots every. I've changed sizes, even used the same picture you used, to no avail...
Long shot here but was this issue resolved as I'm having the same thing happen?
I’m having the same problem
Ive been watching others do this type of tutorials And your the best one on here. Thanks ! you are very good at showing and speaking very clearly...Thanks man!!!!
Brilliant! Going very carefully, I've now saved this as an action. Your tutorials are clear, and at a perfect pace. Many thanks!
PS, 15 yrs of PS
OMG thanks it is so good you help me to do it ;) can you make a tutorial for tumbnail please
I am happy you found the information helpful. I will put thumbnails on the to do list.
I'm new. This is awesome. Can you save this process as a preset so you don't have to go through all the steps again on a different photo? Again, I'm new, so please forgive my ignorance. Thanks!
What you can do is create an Action, which will allow you to easily apply the effects to other photos. I currently don't have a video showing you how to create an action but here is a link to a video that shows you how.
ruclips.net/video/MuVnLOxEhnI/видео.html
Thanks for the quick response!
You sir... are the best photoshop instructor I have seen on youtube.. Awesome, clear and precise
the way you explain it is amazing!! a lot of people come across cocky or talk too fast acting like know it all's you take time to communicate and make it simply paced! THANK YOU!
I dont have an oil paint effect CC2015
It's a nice toturial, the problem is that it only works for 8 bit images. It's a shame that the photoshop don't allow this for 16 bit or 32 bit images yet. I really don't understand why most tutorials forget to mention the fact it only works if you change your image in mode to 8 bit instead of 16 or 32 bit ;)
Thank you for taking the time to provide feedback.
This is absolutely the best and non confusing tutorial!!! You were extremely clear and you didn't move fast. Your pace was perfect! Thank You ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
This was perfect just what I needed to learn, easy to follow instructions - and I did it right on my first try! Thank you!
i have been using adobe photoshop for an hour
I’ve been using photoshop for 3 days 😂
this was the best tutorial i've ever seen in my whole life..
Thank you so much for this tutorial. It was so helpful and easy to follow. I have been using photoshop for just under 2 years and I am self taught so tutorials like this are extremely helpful. Thanks again.
Not quite right. These settings work for THIS image, but not others. You might want a finer edge depending n the image's size or it's resolution (this image is 300 dpi). You might want a different squiggle from the Oil Paint filter and this is set in stone by the Oil Paint filter. It would be better to paint in those lines. The best you can do when doing it this way, is look at the tiny preview window (which is far too small) to get the number of lines you want and their tapers.
What's shown here is far too mechanical and it's not art. Art is created by the user, not algorythms. However, this shows how you can get there, but YOU have to decide what the posterization is and how the squiggles are shaped. I think that a lot of the time, the user will not be able to get what he wants unless he draws in those squiggles, and also adjusts the width of the outlines to suit the photo. Nevertheless, this shows you how to get there, but I think it best that the artist takes more control.
Also, this tube is old. There's a new feature built into Filter Gallery... Artistic/Colored Pencil. There's an option called Cut Out. You can turn this on along with Colored Pencil or just use Colored Pencil or just Cut Out separately. Play with these seperately or together. See what happens.
Lastly, you can color the outlines by using a clipping mask. Fill that clipped mask with any color and your black lines will change to the color chosen. You can even paint on this clipping layer with various colors so that the line is red in places, green other, or any combination you want that line to be, where you want it that particular color.
At least, this tube is a start and it's a good one. But remember this: Artists make art, not software algorythms. YOU have to make the art. Software has no eye for art. It's only a tool to get to art. This video introduces you to making dark lines and a false oil paint effect (that you should take control over so that it is created correctly for the subject you're working with).
One last thing: I don't want to drastically change a decently looking model, male or female, but you can pull that model out easily by chosing the bottom layer, then choose 'select subject', then copy that selection and paste it onto an empty layer that is on top of the rest. The result is fine model on an artistic background. That's art. The background is far less important so it doesn't have to be perfect, but even a little treatment with the oil paint and outline filters can make your subject really stand out.
This tube is a good starting point for all of this, but don't rely on the numbers used here. The tube shows you how, but you should focus on what your eyes tell you, not what the numbers are here. The tube is very helpful at getting you started!
Thank you much for the detailed feedback.
make a video about it
ur a bully
Art is what the artist wants it to be - NOT what you define it as being.
@@paulmeachen2306 I agree with you, Lengo67 has given his opinion, and i wish he could design it also to show us on his page or something, no offence.
How does this effect differ from the pentool version
This process is less time consuming than the pen tool method. However, keep in mind that there is a noticeable difference between the final outcome of the two methods.
Photoshop Amateur
I'm very new to Photoshop and I see this is less time consuming and also doesn't take the expertise of knowing how to properly use the pentool. I like this method, however you are correct, there is a difference in result. The pentool looks more cartoony I believe and I have a client that wants just that. Does that mean I have to learn how to do that method??
If the client specifically told you they want the final outcome to look like the pen tool method, then your obligation to your client is to provide that result. So yes you will have to use the pen tool.
Finally, Straight to the point ! I been watching videos with people using the pen tool and shit lmfao
I know Photoshop pretty well as I've been using it for years. This channel is amazing as it tells you what all the buttons I don't know are for in a really easy way to understand!
Wow, thanks!
This is method cool but after i've played around with a bit i've learned that it's even easier with topaz labs no pen tool necessary and you will have a greater outcome with this method your options are limited
Thank you for your feedback. That is the beauty about Photoshop there are several methods you can used to achieve an outcome, whether it is with the stand alone program or with the use of plug-ins such as Topaz Labs.
you're' right about that!!!
that doesn t look like a cartoon...it looks like an effect on a phone
Thank you for your feedback.
It’s short and Straight to the point! I love it!
Thanks for getting to the point of time. Photoshop has always been difficult for me but your explanation and tutorial really help. Still in awe
Oh my freaking goodness, you should see some of the tutorials out there trying to do cartoon effect, its like watching paint dry, but this was freaking incredible, and far more easy to follow. Thanks Fam
I am happy you like the tutorial and found it helpful. Also, thank you for subscribing to the channel.
Amazing, no clipping masks, no smart objects, no need for 20 layers, thank you man u are incredible !
Glad you liked it!
That was a very helpful video! Thank you so much for the walkthrough!
Photoshop user since 2016. Thank you the tutorial is excellent
You're a great teacher! Thank you so much for this step-by-step tutorial!
You are welcome. I am happy you found the video helpfull.
This is the best tutorial I've ever followed, new sub here!
This looks amazing! Can't wait to try it out. Such clear instructions which makes following the tutorial so much easier - definitely subscribing to see what other tricks you've got!
You are welcome. I try to make my tutorial easy to follow.
Fantastic tutorial! Like other commentators I struggled to find an easy to follow guide and this hits all the spots! Thanks for saving me hours of time pulling my hair out
You're very welcome!
Perfect tutorial man! Straight to the point and verly helpful..Thank You
GREAT step-through tutorial. I love this effect. Thank you!
Congratulations!! Your presentation was the shortest and easiest and less confusing out of all the other ones I've seen! Thank you for your video presentation! THUMBS UP!
been using photoshop for years and this was still really helpful, thanks guy
Excellent, as previously mentioned it's to the point, no waffle. Thank you
OMG yes, it doesn't get more clear and clean than this tutorial. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!
You're welcome!
I don't normally comment on tutorials but particular one got me, I have no choice than to like, subscribe and comment... this is the best tutorial so far, well explained... thanks
Wow, thank you!
So simple and easy, thank you SO MUCH for this tutorial
Clear and concise. Been using photoshop since 2007
i didnt use the exact settings however thank you for pointing me in the right direction. i never used these settings before. been using PS CS6 for about 2 years.
Seriously such a pleasure to watch this-- low stress-- well paced-- super efficient
Thanks so much! I followed your oil paint fix and realized I didn't have use graphic processor checked! My portrait also looks great!
You're very welcome!
This is the simplest tutorial I have ever viewed. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
You are a great trainer with an awesome voice. Thanks. This is one of the best tutorials I've seen.
I just purchased Photoshop and this video is super helpful. Thank you.
Thank you for the feedback, I am happy you found the video helpful.
I'm trying to start a freelance digital design studio, and these videos help a lot!
I am happy the videos were helpful to you. Also, good luck with the studio.
Thank you very much!
No problem once you get everything up and running message me and let me know how it coming along.
Thank you for sharing this interesting effect. Out of curiosity, is there a specific or particular reason that you have used "Destructive Adjustments" from the Image Menu rather than "Non-Destructive Adjustment Layers"?
Nope, no particular reason. The effect can be achieved either way. However, your observation is very valid, Non-Destructive would have been a better option. I will keep this in mind for future tutorials and thank you for subscribing to the channel.
A few hours... Thank you. Straight to the point.
Thank you so much. Short, clear and straight to the point.
Okay this is the most thorough video on RUclips like thank you for walking us through it step by step
Thanks man! this helps me a lot for my next backgrounds in my beats! 🙌🏽💪🏽
Best Tutorial of all time on RUclips
AMAZING. Perfect tutorial. Mine came out JUST LIKE yours. Took less than 5 minutes. Thank you!
I have happy it turned out well. Thank you very much for the feedback.
A very good and easy to follow tutorial. Thanks for making this! 👊🏽 👍🏽
You leave me no choice but to subscribe!!! The best tutorial I've seen period. Straight to the point, easy to follow. I have neverrrr used Creative cloud and the apps within it, so all of this is new to me. I sure hope you have a video on Ai because I prefer to create my own logo and everything for my business. Thank you for this video!!!! You are appreciated sir.
Great,I didn't subscribe at first then i closed youtube,i remembered and i just had to subscribe. Straight to the point,thanks man.
I am happy you liked the. Thank you for subscribing to the channel.
really great tutorial...the pace was really easy to follow and wonderfully concise. everything a tutorial should be!
Awesome!!! Finally, I found the tutorial for the best cartoon effect! Thanks to share :)
I am happy you found the tutorial, and that it was helpful.
Thank you much dude! You're explanation was super well paced and super helpful thank you again!
this is awesome! simple and down to the point! really appreciate it!!! u got a new subscriber right here!
First time and I love the results using your measurements on my own headshot.
This is a very good tutorial, and very useful too. I know it was published a while ago, and surely some people must have commented on it, but just in case they didn't here's some info you might find useful: the second setting in "Oil paint" is not "Clean lines", but "Cleanliness" - that's a derivative of "cleanly" (pronounced "KLENLY"), an adjective which means "clean, with no dirt spots."