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April 3, 2021
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How would I recreate this Beck album?

  • April 3, 2021
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Wondering if anyone has an idea on how to recreate the "smokey" looking effect under Beck's eye and coming from his head. Got the other effects recreated well, but struggling to figure out how to do the final effects. If anyones got a good idea, please let me know!

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Trevor.Dennis
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April 3, 2021

It looks pretty straight forward if I am understanding you.

 

Make an elliptical selection and fill it will your colour of choice on a new layer

 

[EDIT]  This forum drives me crazy sometimes.  I spent the last 30 minutes making a detailed post with lots of screen shots, and when I clicked on Post most of it disappeared!  It would be hard to express just how unimpressed I am right now!  👿👿👿

 

 

c.pfaffenbichler
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April 3, 2021

So you started with elliptical shapes and the liquified them? 

Would sound like a good option. 

c.pfaffenbichler
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April 3, 2021

It may be necessary to add noise, either with a Filter or with a Pattern Overlay. 

c.pfaffenbichler
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April 3, 2021

Please post the image you want to edit thusly. 

I expect some Smart Filter applications (Gaussian Blur seems like a probable choice) should prove useful. 

Filter > Blur Gallery > Field Blur would also be an option, probably superior in some ways, but it might not prove extremely convenient. 

 

And allow me an attempt at humor: If you want to recreate the album you probably need pretty solid musical capabilities, if you want to recreate the album cover artwork that’s something different … 

Forladi作成者
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April 3, 2021

Haha, I'll have to take some singing lessons. I've got the blur just fine, I was mostly talking about the colored "smokey" lines (I probably should've clarified that, my bad). I've tried creating shapes and liquifying them a bit, but it hasn't worked out too well.

c.pfaffenbichler
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April 3, 2021

I do apologize, my mistake. 

 

The brush stokes are likely based on actual brush strokes (scanned or photographed) and the clipped an layer masked.