vectorisation

[vikend69733189]

Bonjour,

J'essaye de comprendre comment on arrive à faire ce rendu là sur une image.

Je parle des mains avec les fruits et de la cigogne, on dirait une sorte de vectorisation des contours mais je ne suis pas certain de savoir comment faire pour avoir ce résultat.

Quelqu'un sait ?

Je voudrais réaliser ce procéder avec une image d'un chien.

Merci bien !

[Monika Gause]

Do you have the images in higher resolution?

This could also be a conversion to bitmap in Photoshop.

[Bill Silbert]

If you are talking about applying the "stipple" effect to an existing photo then you may be able to do this in Photoshop. Make it a greyscale PSD (Image Menu>Mode>Grayscale), silhouette the image, and then go to the Filter Gallery under the Filter Menu and try some of the filters within the folders presented there (Artistic, Brush Strokes,etc). Hopefully, one of those filters will do the job for you.

[Myra Ferguson]

I would also recommend starting out in Photoshop and applying an artistic filter--probably something in the Sketch bunch like Graphic Pen with a shorter stroke length. Then if you want it to be a vector graphic, you can take that result into Illustrator and use Image Trace to do the conversion. You might need to try out a few settings to get it to look the way you want.

[vikend69733189]

Hello,

Thank you for your answers. I tried to do what you advised me but I can't get a similar resultat for the moment.

Maybe I did it wrong.

No, I don't have these two images in higher resolution, why ?

I'd like to get something close to the second example with the stork.

[Monika Gause]

vikend69733189  schrieb

No, I don't have these two images in higher resolution, why ?

I'd like to get something close to the second example with the stork.

Because it's impossible to recognise what exactly has been done there.

For me it looks like you just need to convert your photo to a bitmap image in Photoshop using the diffusion dither.

But maybe something else, but the example just is too small to see.

[Omar.Fathy]

You can use Photoshop Filter Gallery from Filters>Filter Gallery it will be more easy and use the suitable color.
Then you can try colors.adobe.com or design-seeds.com to have the suitable color scheme.
make sure that you are using a good resolution image and you may need to adjust options to get what you need, every image has it's own characteristics.

[vikend69733189]

Is it better now ?

[Monika Gause]

No.

Have you even tried any of the methods people proposed in this thread?

How is the outcome?

[vikend69733189]

Well, here is what I get with all the methods you suggested me, and I don't feel like it really works.. =/

Maybe the first one is the closest.

[Monika Gause]

The image is way too dark. You will need to first lighten it, increase contrast and then convert to bitmap.

[vikend69733189]

Thanks again for your answer.

I still think I don't get a same result.. =/

[Ray Yorkshire · Accepted solution]

That Pelican / fish  cross artwork  by Marieke Offroy, looks like it's  done by hand-  either pen and ink on real paper, or digitally with brushes eg stipple and others, But it's hard to emulate a style  properly when  you cannot see it clearly

Probably took many hours  ( plus perhaps a few years studying  at art school)

So unfortunately not a one click,  photograph to vectorisation process.

[vikend69733189]

Thanks!

I'm gonna try this, I think this is the best way to reproduce something like that.

And Ray you're probably right, maybe it's just hand made after all.

I don't have any questions, thank you guys !