#photopea

[scoobadubadub]

@dogwaterdish what if we ran away to live in the forest with @oeleruathechronicallyillasshole and made shirts

original designs

[novitiiate]

please how do i layer a still image over a gif and vice versa on photopea?! the tutorials on yt sound like a language i've never heard being spoken before.

[plumjuicerivulet]

please how do i layer a still image over a gif and vice versa on photopea?! the tutorials on yt sound like a language i've never heard being spoken before.

[bleachedduck]

please how do i layer a still image over a gif and vice versa on photopea?! the tutorials on yt sound like a language i've never heard being spoken before.

[wonseekyu]

This is my 3rd and last for the day. Connor in an all brown fit + Hudson in an all black fit.

Posterize

Photo Filter - used some red for the filter

Vibrance

Brightness/Contrast

Curves

Texture (Screen)

Meh font. I'll find something better. But as usual, the muse looks gorgeous 💖

[wonseekyu]

Poster boys part 2

An experiment on using the exact same values on different image adjustment options:

Posterize: level 7

Photo filter: Density of 30% and with the same RGB values

Exposure: 1.5 Offset: 0.15 Gamma correction: 0.5

But the original 2 photos has different lighting and brightness is the same.

I think I like having a darker background - the black, as an example above. Connor looks more like he's out of a poster than Hudson.

[wonseekyu]

Poster boys

Exploring image adjustment options. First up, posterize.

Exploring fonts: 1942 report.

Light and dark contrast in brown.

Black and white with yellow/orange contrast. Similar values to create the posterize effect. Duplicated the layer and changed the layer option to overlay.

The results looks okay to me. lol. I need to adjust the levels maybe or use a different photo with or without more details and/or color.

Anyway, our muse looks beautiful regardless. 🤭

What's good font to use?

What should I do next? maybe if I have new brushes and textures to play with.. lol.

[tackgalloping]

a pet project

i like to download a lot of music, sometimes when i download them thet don't have proper album covers, sometimes none at all. so ive been exercising some of my photoshop skills and made some placeholder covers. software used was photopea, a free web version of photoshop. photos sourced from pintrest exept for the last ones (on both rows) which i took in galveston.

these are the original ones i had made in ibis, all made roughly a year and a few months appart . plan on making more