Today I have had another Photoshop induction to teach us how to use Photoshop properly, and the fundamentals of it. This session we learned how to adjust a scan of a sketch, how to remove the smudges using the "spot healing tool" and how to use levels to adjust the black and white ratio of a sketch. We also learned how we can use the filter gallery to make a low quality, very pixellated image usable. I then added these two images to my Avatar poster.
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| Original batman sketch. |
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| Manipulated Batman sketch. |
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| Batman sketch added to my Avatar poster. I changed the layer mode to "multiply" to create this effect, and also changed the hue and saturation of the sketch on adjustments to give it a dark blue colour, one that fits in a lot better with the overall colour of the poster. |
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| Original low quality photograph. |
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| The same photograph with a "cutout" filter applied to it. I also deleted the background as well, which was in two different colours so that only the outline of the man was visible. |
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| The man added to my Avatar poster. I used the eraser tool to remove part of the top of his head to help him blend better into the poster. I used 0% hardness and a reduced opacity so it wasn't such a harsh line. I like how the background of the poster comes through in his face, as this gives him a kind of menacing appearance, so that he looks like a baddy. |
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| This is my Avatar poster with all of the added elements to it that I have achieved in this Photoshop session. I am very pleased with the outcome of it, although I do think it is rather crammed full of different people. |
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