Turn a Photo into Pop Art
Learn how to transform a photo into a funky, pop art style image. PaintShop Professional Carole Asselin walks you through the steps of this simple process. You will learn how to change your color photo into a grayscale image, by adjusting Hue/Saturation and Brightness/Contrast, and then applying a Contour effect. The next step is to replace the different gray areas with the colors of your choice, using the Magic wand selection tool and Flood Fill tool.
Download a PDF copy of this tutorial and follow along as you create your own pop art image.
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Comments (3)
I find your tutorials interesting and useful. I have one suggestion, though. Besides the video, could step-by-step written script also be added? I can then print them out and use on other occasions.
Hello Dale,
Thank you for the feedback! We are always looking for ways to improve our tutorials, and have passed your request on to the team.
All the best,
Discovery Center Team
LOVE this!!!!! I just want to add that since I couldn’t see the all the parameters being used for the Flood Fill tool, I had to play around with it until I changed the Match Mode to None. Then it worked perfectly. I always seem to learn more than your tutorials are actually teaching. Thanks so much.