A lot of people have asked me "How do you create Pop Art Images in Photoshop?" There are several different methods that I use to achieve this effect. Ideally, it is best to first make a selection of your desired subject matter and then place that selection on it’s own layer, thereby removing any distracting background. Then create a white background layer beneath that subject selection and merge those two layers. Next, convert the image to Black & White and increase the contrast. Then my preferred method is to use the posterize adjustment layer and play with the sliders until I achieve the look I desire. Finally, I use one of several methods to colorize the image.
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original image obtained from the internet
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posterized image with some additional adjustments made in Photoshop |
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colorized images
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The dog pics are so cool . . . I think Tanky and Bentley should have a similar set of photos done!
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