How did they do this?

[Nancy OShea]

Hi everyone,

Anybody have any idea which filters, effects or plugins were used for this?

Source: The Atlantic, Lola Dupre

[Leslie Moak Murray · Accepted solution]

From an interview with Lola Dupre, the creator:

 Lola Dupré is a multicultural collage artist and illustrator currently working in Portugal. Lola creates surreal and fragmented portraits, she uses multiple prints of the same image in different sizes that are combined in one piece. The collage work is handmade with paper, scissors and glue and the process takes a long time, 20 to 30 hours per image. Visit Lola Dupre website

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[Nancy OShea]

Terrific answer.  Thanks, Leslie 🙂

I wonder if there's a digital method of achieving something similar.

[Leslie Moak Murray]

You're welcome! I sure hope so because when I read how she does it I nearly died haha. I wonder if you can find something by googling "Photoshop Splinter Effect" or something like that.

[Nancy OShea]

Maybe @Trevor.Dennis or @Chuck Uebele  have some ideas.

[Chuck Uebele]

Yes a digital version could be made. Although scripting it might take just as long, at least for the first one.