Monday, 2 December 2013

How I edited the glitch image

To create this image first I smoothed out the background with the smooth tool and in parts the clone tool. Next I clicked image>adjust>desaturate.  The to give the image a depth and to make it stand out I altered the brightness on contrast to make it bolder. I then used the airbrush tool and clone tool on a separate duplicate layer to fix any blemishes. Then to get the glitch effect I used the rectangular marquee tool to highlight various sections of the portrait and pressed Ctrl+C then Ctrl+V to copy and paste various sections of the image onto new layers and with the arrow keys I slightly jolted them out of place to give this effect. Once I had played about for a while and was happy, I then needed to make the 3D effect.



To create the 3D effect I duplicated this layer and the right clicked and selected blending options, then under the Advanced blending heading I un-ticked G and B so only R show. Then I duplicated this layer and went into blending options>advanced blending again but this time I ticked R and un-ticked G and B. Next to give the final 3D effect I selected the move tool and clicked on this layer, then I used the arrow keys to move it to the side a few spaces, I did this with the layer underneath and played about for the desired effect and here bellow is my finished product.

Bellow are a few experiments I tried out first before we decided on the above image

 



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