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I LOVE THIS ONE!!! I have some Wonder Woman costumer composite artwork that would look cooler if I did this to it also... THANKS MAN!!! Appreciate this tutorial!!
Photoshop Training Channel WOW thanks 🙏🏽 for this tutorial it’s absolutely amazing and I really appreciate all your hard work in making these awesome videos to help us that are new to PhotoShop
This is the perfect example of how a tutorial should be, clear, straight to the point and above all, it's explained why and how things work, a tutorial viewers can learn from, not just a mechanical effect demonstration. Thank you!
Not only you have proceeded with a tutorial, but also gave further explanations of how each stuff works, this is beyond my expectation. Kudos to you my friend!
You are an amazing instructor ! Every thing is really clear, you explain each steps, why it works like that, what are the shortcuts you're using, we never feel lost ! Thank you very much !
I've seen many videos by many people making toturials in photoshop and one thing is clear, you are simply the best when it comes to explaining what you do and why, so it's understandable for us "normal" people. THANK YOU! Keep up the great work!!!
Simple ans well explained, what i loved the most is that (as you said) you're not only saying how to do things but also why this is how we can ehance your techniques further and not just be a copycat, congratulations
This cannot be overstated: You are what everyone wants and needs in an online instructor. I have searched, seen and followed many videos about this process and yours is BY FAR the absolute best in every way - concise, personable, easy to follow and to understand. I sincerely thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge with the world. It is nothing short of a gift for all of us still studying. I look forward to catching up!
You are one of my favorite people to give tutorials. Always so clear, perfect pace, and I love that you always provide explanations behind what is happening.
Of all the photoshop tutorials I've ever seen this guy's teaching style matches my learning style the best. Somewhere in education history we probably have a common tutor of tutor...etc.
I really appreciate how clear you explain things. You make things simple and you give an explanation for everything that you show. Thank you Jesus, you are a natural teacher.
Dude! This is EXACTLY what I needed! Thank you. I have searched for this effect and I keep getting dry answers that don’t work for what I need! You rock! EDIT to add: I subscribed...
Nice job. Simpler technique than I'd seen elsewhere. In future tutorials, you might want to mention workarounds for those who do not have the Oil Paint filter in their older version of Photoshop.
oil paint effect is disgusting anyway, if you are going for comic book look then crappy oil paint that adds unrealistic lines and weird artifacts everywhere is not the one comics are made with ink not oil paint
Jesus: I am learning Photoshop as a beginner. Most of the time, it is by luck that I find stuff, just winging it. However, you bring it down to such simplicity, that it makes you an excellent instructor, and you are just simply the best. Everybody else is just doing blah-blah-blah at this point. So, when I grow up, I want to be just like you...:-)
Yeah...You see when Jesus starts a tutorial he always smiles, the smile is so true. We can't see it anywhere else! But the blah-blah-blah guys are getting more subscribers.
Wow loved it. Watched a couple of other tutorials but loved yours most because you explain what each thing is doing and rather than just giving a to-do list. Thank you Jesús
Awesome results. Excellent explanation, especially of what the various layers do and how to adapt to other work. I've been looking for something like this for a long, long time. Thanks.
This is one of the very best Photoshop tutorials I've ever watched, and not just on youtube. I love how you explain what each setting does. Many thanks to you. Subscribed.
I am a graphic designer and you teach me more in one video than I learned at college sometimes. I never actually knew what the multiply blending mode did and now I do. That's not all I learned but that was my "EUREKA" moment this video! THANKS!!!
My brillant teacher on-line, I ever click on "like" botton, before to see your videos. Because I know that will be fantastics. At all. Thank you very much for your tips and tricks sharing with us. Success for you!
Great tutorial, but for some reason my oil painting filter doesn't work and I cannot use it. I am with a version CC 2018. Is there an alternative way around it?
Welp, found it: Go to Photoshop Preferences > Performance > Advanced Settings. Make sure "Use OpenCL" is checked. If it is greyed out, then it means your version of OpenCL is not supported and that is the reason of Oil Paint filter being greyed out.
i've watched so many photoshop tutos , but believe me , You are absolutely the best on all levels ! Thank you for all your efforts and time you put into your content !
Such a simple yet very effective effect. Thank you for making it easier! Love watching and bookmarking your videos for later reviewing when I forget lol happy new year my man.
I touched on doing comic style images from photos a few years ago, and this tutorial has reignited my passion for it again. Thanks for this, and the extra couple of processes that I did not know about.
More straightforward and easy to follow than most. You really keep the techniques to a minimum. Most other tutorials would have you doing a dozen different menu drops to achieve the same things and it just gets too convoluted. Great job! Subscribed!
Really appreciate you explaining exactly what each tool/adjustment you use actually does. I've used threshold a thousand times, but I've never had it explained the way you do.
That would make for a great photoshop action! I did not know about the threshold's ability to adjust the lines, I use the lines filter all the time, but never knew there was a way to fix the white or black, now I know, thanks for a great tutorial!
I enjoy the fact that you always explain what the feature will do to the image before using - it puts meaning behind the feature which helps you retain its' purpose.
Incredible useful video, LOVE your tutorials. They are perfect for me. Not to fast spoken, clear, no distraction from background music. Please keep up your fantastic work 🙏🏻. Thank you. And by the way I am a prof photographer for more than 20 years. I recognise if I see something extraordinary. Kind regards Marc Lahousse.
강자홍ser hoong 强者宏 You can try adjusting the setting for the oil painting effect, ‘cleanliness’. If that doesn’t work, you can also try adding a Blur effect, such as Gaussian, only to that part of the image. This will soften the edges so PS won’t ‘see’ them. Good luck.
Have been trying to master this comic book effect for some time...your technique is the best instruction/recipe that I've encountered. Great job - Thanks!
Soooo cool. I have tried many tutorials on how to get this cartoon effect and they require so many steps my head spins. Your video was great! Three steps and now I understand the purpose of each step. Thanks soooo much.!
Wonderful. This will be very useful. I've wanted to know how to apply an "iZombie" effect - this is very like the effect that's applied in the TV series for scene intros. I was impressed by the simplicity of the process and the quality of the results. Thanks!
I just found out: enter Edit/Preferences/Performance and on the top right you have a check-box indicated as "use graphics processor". I had no GPU checked, and when I checked that box, now I can use the oil-paint filter. Hope this helps you.
Damn man this is something i was in search for about three years ago, i would call it the GTA5-effect, did it, took me several hours and hours of experimenting and in the end I got there, but now I see this, and how easy in comparison to my technique, damn, next time a little quicker please with such tuts, LOL. Super man... LOVE IT !
Best cartoon tutorial yet. Don't let the naysayers get to you. We are not all PS professionals or wantabees. I am an 83 year old PS hobbyist. Simple techniques do the job for me. But I have a problem with bringing a new photo into a layer which you explained at the end of your video. Normally a new photo is brought in as a separate image with its own layer menu. You brought yours in directly. What am I missing? Meanwhile I will start from scratch with the next one as I need the practice anyway.
I was taught that an artist is only as good as their reference. Because of this, I build my illustrations with composites of reference photos (personally taken as well as found online). This is my absolute FAVORITE method for turning my composites into line drawings to then print the line drawing out to apply value patterns as well as try different color palettes.
You wrote this comment in your channel description >>> Follow the PTC and receive honest and honest advice from someone who walks and really wants to help others
This is terrific! Thanks so much. The two things that were of the most value to me were the (1) the combining of the poster edges and oil paint filters, and. (2) use of smart layers to make fully adjustable (and effectively a "template" to apply to other images). This, like your other videos, were very much appreciated. I look forward to the next one! All the best, Scott
@@PhotoshopTrainingChannel It's worth a Google if you're curious. He's a comic book artist famed for tracing women who work in a certain entertainment industry. His style looks a lot like this. Thanks for another amazing video, by the way. You keep making me better at Photoshop.
Your guide is amazing. The way you explain each slider and give guidelines of usage I absolutely love it. Keep up the great work my new favorite guide channel. This is coming from a guy who has watched 4 different (20-40min) videos of this same effect.
How so? No one is saying do this instead. If you want to draw, then, by all means, do it. Some people just want to have fun with their photos. I had someone make a little comic book strip with their daughter. It was fun for them to take the pictures and apply the effect afterward. Think about it this way, is it cheating to take a photo in lieu of all the joy and hard work artists put in portraits or landscape paintings?
@@PhotoshopTrainingChannel You have in your title-- How to make COMIC BOOK DRAWINGS. Its not a drawing ..its a effect done to a photo. PHOTO MANIPULATION. Theres no discipline here to learn how to draw. The TITLE of the video is first and foremost misleading and the Idea of " hey i can make comic art with PS" is rather disrespectful.
Trust me, photoshop filters will never put inkers and pencilers out of a job. Imo this results in a greatly inferior effect, randomly putting lines where they clearly do not belong
You are a great instructor. I may have to watch this video for a few projects but I will know now how to posterize photos. Your tutorial is the best I've seen so far! Thanks. Michael
I've always loved how for every end result, there are at least a dozen ways to get there. A decade ago I was tutoring, and taught a method using poster edges, stylize-> diffuse-> anisotropic, more blur, unsharp mask to get the hand drawn effect. :)
I agree with the other comments, the way you describe the background workings of the tools increases the learning exponentially. Thank you, you helped our high school robotics team immensely, we will give you credit in our production work.
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Absolutely LOVE how you explain what the filters do and why. I may not get the results I want onthe first try, but knowing how tools work is very usefull to keep trying. GREAT TUTORIAL
Love how you actually explain what each step and filter does. I've learned a lot of how to do things on photoshop from videos, but not much why! It really helps to understand the theory behind a step.
I just want to say thanks for including the processes behind each filter. This means I can translate your tutorial to GIMP (as I can't afford Photoshop.) You have a new subscriber!
Boy, do I have a lot to learn. After years of CS3, I now have 2020. All my art came out looking just like Photos so people didn't understand when said I painted them, even when it is not possible with a camera. Now I will learn how to make the old work LOOK like art. Thank's
Great job! I had such great fun turning my nephew's baby picture into a cartoon I know he will be tickled blue. We are working on a comic book cover in my Adobe class and I wanted to use my own images. I don't have Facebook but I'd love to share on Twitter I can't wait to show my classmates and tell them about your channel! Thanks for sharing!
So... I just discovered your channel... While I think I´m quite good in Photoshop.... the moment you applied the Oil painting filter for the first time, I literally screamed and then the scream turned into maniac laughter.... That´s a follow! I am sure I will learn a lot from your channel!
Great tutorial. I had to play with Adobe Elements way back before I got Photoshop to learn this ( no tutorials back then ) but you showed me how to improve it to look even better than I was able to do. Even if I know how to Do something I can still learn a newer way, a better way, and an easier way of creating. Never stop learning in anything even if you are an expert! This is for everybody who read this! Thank You.
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I LOVE THIS ONE!!! I have some Wonder Woman costumer composite artwork that would look cooler if I did this to it also... THANKS MAN!!! Appreciate this tutorial!!
Why I am not able to select oil paint it's greyed out
super helpful ,excellent work here and so nice you can understand what you are saying .i learned something new here .thanks
Question when I open adjustments after applying posterization I cant choose the threshold option
Photoshop Training Channel WOW thanks 🙏🏽 for this tutorial it’s absolutely amazing and I really appreciate all your hard work in making these awesome videos to help us that are new to PhotoShop
4 years later, and still using this tutorial! This was so helpful thank you
This is the perfect example of how a tutorial should be, clear, straight to the point and above all, it's explained why and how things work, a tutorial viewers can learn from, not just a mechanical effect demonstration. Thank you!
I agree man not make a f****** music video with loud obnoxious music because everybody seen anything they are a TH-cam music video producer
Just subbed. I love how you don't waste any time talking about things that no one cares about.
I think I'm going to give photoshop another shot now.
Thank you, EB 3000!
Not only you have proceeded with a tutorial, but also gave further explanations of how each stuff works, this is beyond my expectation. Kudos to you my friend!
thank you for not just recycling this well know "technique" and doing it justice by explaining it in detail.
Finally an actual step by step video of turning an ordinary image into a cartoon
You are an amazing instructor ! Every thing is really clear, you explain each steps, why it works like that, what are the shortcuts you're using, we never feel lost ! Thank you very much !
You're welcome, Ninon! Thank you for the kind comments!
I've seen many videos by many people making toturials in photoshop and one thing is clear, you are simply the best when it comes to explaining what you do and why, so it's understandable for us "normal" people. THANK YOU! Keep up the great work!!!
You're welcome, Danny!
Simple ans well explained, what i loved the most is that (as you said) you're not only saying how to do things but also why this is how we can ehance your techniques further and not just be a copycat, congratulations
Thank you! I appreciate your comments! 😊
This cannot be overstated: You are what everyone wants and needs in an online instructor. I have searched, seen and followed many videos about this process and yours is BY FAR the absolute best in every way - concise, personable, easy to follow and to understand. I sincerely thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge with the world. It is nothing short of a gift for all of us still studying. I look forward to catching up!
Awesome tutorial. I really appreciate you taking the time to say "why" you made the choice you do. Thank you!
You are one of my favorite people to give tutorials. Always so clear, perfect pace, and I love that you always provide explanations behind what is happening.
Love the way you explain every single step. Keep going, awesome work!
Thank you, 1berto Brando!
Of all the photoshop tutorials I've ever seen this guy's teaching style matches my learning style the best. Somewhere in education history we probably have a common tutor of tutor...etc.
I really appreciate how clear you explain things. You make things simple and you give an explanation for everything that you show. Thank you Jesus, you are a natural teacher.
Dude! This is EXACTLY what I needed! Thank you. I have searched for this effect and I keep getting dry answers that don’t work for what I need!
You rock!
EDIT to add: I subscribed...
I like that you are clarifying what settings you are using and why. Like the detail of your instructions. ,THUMBS UP!!
Thank you, George!
Nice job. Simpler technique than I'd seen elsewhere. In future tutorials, you might want to mention workarounds for those who do not have the Oil Paint filter in their older version of Photoshop.
oil paint effect is disgusting anyway, if you are going for comic book look then crappy oil paint that adds unrealistic lines and weird artifacts everywhere is not the one
comics are made with ink not oil paint
AMAZING! I've been using Photoshop for over 25 years and I'm still excited about learning new techniques. Thanks so much!!!
Jesus: I am learning Photoshop as a beginner. Most of the time, it is by luck that I find stuff, just winging it. However, you bring it down to such simplicity, that it makes you an excellent instructor, and you are just simply the best. Everybody else is just doing blah-blah-blah at this point. So, when I grow up, I want to be just like you...:-)
Thank you, Richard!
Yeah...You see when Jesus starts a tutorial he always smiles, the smile is so true. We can't see it anywhere else! But the blah-blah-blah guys are getting more subscribers.
Wow loved it. Watched a couple of other tutorials but loved yours most because you explain what each thing is doing and rather than just giving a to-do list. Thank you Jesús
Awesome results. Excellent explanation, especially of what the various layers do and how to adapt to other work. I've been looking for something like this for a long, long time. Thanks.
You're welcome, Seaghan!
This is one of the very best Photoshop tutorials I've ever watched, and not just on youtube. I love how you explain what each setting does. Many thanks to you. Subscribed.
Thank you, Razvan!
Fascinating work. Remarkable detail.
The pundit is here to stay and teach and reach the masses.
Thank you, Ramalingam!
I have been into PS for 20 years and never picked really could learn smart objects til today. I can't wait to churn some of these out now. Thank you!
You have the skills, knowledge, and confidence to explain each step. Thank you
I am a graphic designer and you teach me more in one video than I learned at college sometimes. I never actually knew what the multiply blending mode did and now I do. That's not all I learned but that was my "EUREKA" moment this video! THANKS!!!
Very interested video. Also some of these filters are useful for making stencil images from actual photos too. Thanks for sharing!
You're welcome, Angelo!
My brillant teacher on-line, I ever click on "like" botton, before to see your videos. Because I know that will be fantastics. At all. Thank you very much for your tips and tricks sharing with us. Success for you!
Great tutorial, but for some reason my oil painting filter doesn't work and I cannot use it. I am with a version CC 2018. Is there an alternative way around it?
so do I , i am using version CC2014 but my oil painting filter doesn't work
Same here Oil Paint is greyed out
Having the same issue!! Did anyone find a way around it? There doesn't seem to be another filter that is effective for this step.
Welp, found it: Go to Photoshop Preferences > Performance > Advanced Settings. Make sure "Use OpenCL" is checked. If it is greyed out, then it means your version of OpenCL is not supported and that is the reason of Oil Paint filter being greyed out.
i've watched so many photoshop tutos , but believe me , You are absolutely the best on all levels ! Thank you for all your efforts and time you put into your content !
Such a simple yet very effective effect. Thank you for making it easier! Love watching and bookmarking your videos for later reviewing when I forget lol happy new year my man.
Thank you, ScousePhotographer! Happy New Year!
I touched on doing comic style images from photos a few years ago, and this tutorial has reignited my passion for it again. Thanks for this, and the extra couple of processes that I did not know about.
You're welcome, Peter!
I have photoshop cs5 which doesn’t have the oil paint filter. Are there any plugins I can purchase or work around?
Thanks 🙂
More straightforward and easy to follow than most. You really keep the techniques to a minimum. Most other tutorials would have you doing a dozen different menu drops to achieve the same things and it just gets too convoluted. Great job!
Subscribed!
You just keep on blowing me away. I'll try this out right away - but I do not use instagram to share. This is an awesome channel.
Thank you, Carl!
Really appreciate you explaining exactly what each tool/adjustment you use actually does. I've used threshold a thousand times, but I've never had it explained the way you do.
When I covert my picture to a smart object Threshold becomes greyed out?
Also how do you save the effect for future use? Cheers :-)
Dinner1966 You have to carefully create a Actions step by step recording.
Same for me. And if FanaticDrummer is answering this question, below, I don't understand the answer...
I have the same problem. It looks like CS6 does not allow you to do this. Newer version of photoshop do.
@@jarrodwilliams7218 yes I have CS6 and even if I follow step by step Threshold is not available after I apply Poster Edges
You have to rasterize your layer before applying threshold, then it works
That would make for a great photoshop action! I did not know about the threshold's ability to adjust the lines, I use the lines filter all the time, but never knew there was a way to fix the white or black, now I know, thanks for a great tutorial!
You're welcome, Phoenix!
I enjoy the fact that you always explain what the feature will do to the image before using - it puts meaning behind the feature which helps you retain its' purpose.
This is exactly what I have been looking for, Thank you x
You're welcome, chubawaba!
have to say this is the best tutorial i found & used for over 10 videos...easy & very informative keep it up
Thank you, cavenaghi99!
@@PhotoshopTrainingChannel pleasure 😊❤️
@@PhotoshopTrainingChannel may i ask if there is an easy tutorial on how to make a comic like cover ? there isn't much on TH-cam
Of all photoshop tutorials I've watched over the years... this one may well be the coolest. :)
Thank you, Kanati!
Incredible useful video, LOVE your tutorials. They are perfect for me. Not to fast spoken, clear, no distraction from background music. Please keep up your fantastic work 🙏🏻. Thank you. And by the way I am a prof photographer for more than 20 years. I recognise if I see something extraordinary. Kind regards Marc Lahousse.
Can I know why mostly the faces of my photos will have a lot of black dots after I applied adjustment (threshold), any solution to this issue??
강자홍ser hoong 强者宏 You can try adjusting the setting for the oil painting effect, ‘cleanliness’. If that doesn’t work, you can also try adding a Blur effect, such as Gaussian, only to that part of the image. This will soften the edges so PS won’t ‘see’ them. Good luck.
Pedro Altomar my photoshop doesn’t have the oil painting effect as well 😟, will try the gaussian blur method, thanks a lot 🙏, appreciate it
Have been trying to master this comic book effect for some time...your technique is the best instruction/recipe that I've encountered. Great job - Thanks!
You're welcome, Rick!
thats a very good method and very nice tutorial 😃😃
Thank you, We The Best Content!
Soooo cool. I have tried many tutorials on how to get this cartoon effect and they require so many steps my head spins. Your video was great! Three steps and now I understand the purpose of each step. Thanks soooo much.!
Wonderful. This will be very useful. I've wanted to know how to apply an "iZombie" effect - this is very like the effect that's applied in the TV series for scene intros. I was impressed by the simplicity of the process and the quality of the results. Thanks!
You're welcome, runbei! I haven't seen it, but I'll check it out.
loved it - especially using multiply over the threshold! I used to select the white and delete! thanks heaps!
You're welcome!
I'm running the latest update of photoshop, when I go to filter stylize oil paint is grayed out. What could it be?
I believe this is the on-line version of Photoshop CC
I've got exactly the same problem as you!! I'm trying to find out why its greyed out
I just found out: enter Edit/Preferences/Performance and on the top right you have a check-box indicated as "use graphics processor". I had no GPU checked, and when I checked that box, now I can use the oil-paint filter. Hope this helps you.
Check out this post from Adobe:
helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/oil-paint-greyed-out.html
Also check whether the Image>Mode is 8 bits. This seems to impact the Filter Gallery though.
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Great tutorial, thank you so much Jesùs for sharing your knowledge and skills 👍
Damn man this is something i was in search for about three years ago, i would call it the GTA5-effect, did it, took me several hours and hours of experimenting and in the end I got there, but now I see this, and how easy in comparison to my technique, damn, next time a little quicker please with such tuts, LOL. Super man... LOVE IT !
Thank you, Thierry! I'll try to get it a bit quicker next time! LOL
Haha, exactly what I thought - the GTA effect. Have you found a way to „clean“ the surfaces? So they look more flat?
Best cartoon tutorial yet. Don't let the naysayers get to you. We are not all PS professionals or wantabees. I am an 83 year old PS hobbyist. Simple techniques do the job for me. But I have a problem with bringing a new photo into a layer which you explained at the end of your video. Normally a new photo is brought in as a separate image with its own layer menu. You brought yours in directly. What am I missing? Meanwhile I will start from scratch with the next one as I need the practice anyway.
Dont know how you did it but for me, Threshold wont work on smart image, i have to rasterize it. (Photoshop CC)
ultimAvalon won’t work for me either
I think I just cracked the code, if you will. Instead of using the menu up top use the adjustment icon in the panels.
@@milleniummoses had the same problem and it works this way, thanks
@@milleniummoses Thank you!
@@milleniummoses NICE!!
I was taught that an artist is only as good as their reference. Because of this, I build my illustrations with composites of reference photos (personally taken as well as found online). This is my absolute FAVORITE method for turning my composites into line drawings to then print the line drawing out to apply value patterns as well as try different color palettes.
Why does my CS6 NOT have the oil painting filter?
go into filter and it's the 3rd one down
amazing! just what I needed to understand what to do without crazy plug-ins and complicated steps.
You wrote this comment in your channel description >>>
Follow the PTC and receive honest and honest advice from someone who walks and really wants to help others
Thank you, Luciano! I appreciate that so much!
This is the best youtube channel for you to learn Photoshop! 👍
Thank you, Jazer!
I can't turn my threshold into oil painting. :(
It's greyed out.
oil paint has some specific graphic requirements. check it out if your computer graphics support oil paint filter first.
Are you in rgb mode?
@@DanSwanson2070 Yes.
Same
The tutorial is the best and the simplest way that you could be seen on youtube... I love it so much
*The God of Photoshop*
Thank you, SPoct22!
This is terrific! Thanks so much. The two things that were of the most value to me were the (1) the combining of the poster edges and oil paint filters, and. (2) use of smart layers to make fully adjustable (and effectively a "template" to apply to other images). This, like your other videos, were very much appreciated. I look forward to the next one! All the best, Scott
Thank you, Scott! I'm glad you found it useful!
AKA How to draw like Greg Land.
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I don't know who that is! lol
@@PhotoshopTrainingChannel It's worth a Google if you're curious. He's a comic book artist famed for tracing women who work in a certain entertainment industry. His style looks a lot like this.
Thanks for another amazing video, by the way. You keep making me better at Photoshop.
Yeah...you really should Google him. It's one thing to be using your own photos but if they're not yours...that's another discussion entirely.
GOOD ONE!!!!
lmao I haven't followed comics in over 6 years. I can't believe Greg Land is still getting away with it.
Your guide is amazing. The way you explain each slider and give guidelines of usage I absolutely love it. Keep up the great work my new favorite guide channel. This is coming from a guy who has watched 4 different (20-40min) videos of this same effect.
Thank you, Paul!
It doesn't look like a comic book though, it looks like drawing over a photo.
Excellent tutorial. I have never used these filters. Looks like I could have a lot of fun playing with them. Thanks for the video.
You're welcome, Richard!
Dunno... feel like this is cheating in lieu to all the joy and hard work artists put in drawing actual comics.
How so? No one is saying do this instead. If you want to draw, then, by all means, do it. Some people just want to have fun with their photos. I had someone make a little comic book strip with their daughter. It was fun for them to take the pictures and apply the effect afterward.
Think about it this way, is it cheating to take a photo in lieu of all the joy and hard work artists put in portraits or landscape paintings?
@@PhotoshopTrainingChannel You have in your title-- How to make COMIC BOOK DRAWINGS. Its not a drawing ..its a effect done to a photo. PHOTO MANIPULATION. Theres no discipline here to learn how to draw.
The TITLE of the video is first and foremost misleading and the Idea of " hey i can make comic art with PS" is rather disrespectful.
@@caveman3744 This is almost what Greg Land already does. He just changes the clothing (if the porn models have any) to make the superhero suits.
Not only that, but seeing sequential art that screams, "Photo referencing!" takes me out of the story.
Trust me, photoshop filters will never put inkers and pencilers out of a job. Imo this results in a greatly inferior effect, randomly putting lines where they clearly do not belong
You are a great instructor. I may have to watch this video for a few projects but I will know now how to posterize photos. Your tutorial is the best I've seen so far! Thanks. Michael
A "photocomic". This is not drawing.
One of the best tutorials I've ever come across. Have a like and a new subscriber!
It's like frequency separation. A very clever way to break down the effect for more control!
Basically!
I've always loved how for every end result, there are at least a dozen ways to get there. A decade ago I was tutoring, and taught a method using poster edges, stylize-> diffuse-> anisotropic, more blur, unsharp mask to get the hand drawn effect. :)
I agree with the other comments, the way you describe the background workings of the tools increases the learning exponentially. Thank you, you helped our high school robotics team immensely, we will give you credit in our production work.
Absolutely LOVE how you explain what the filters do and why.
I may not get the results I want onthe first try, but knowing how tools work is very usefull to keep trying.
GREAT TUTORIAL
I didn't even know I wanted to do this until I saw this. lol Thanks so much. Just brought back my childhood dream.
Love how you actually explain what each step and filter does. I've learned a lot of how to do things on photoshop from videos, but not much why! It really helps to understand the theory behind a step.
I just want to say thanks for including the processes behind each filter. This means I can translate your tutorial to GIMP (as I can't afford Photoshop.) You have a new subscriber!
Boy, do I have a lot to learn. After years of CS3, I now have 2020. All my art came out looking just like Photos so people didn't understand when said I painted them, even when it is not possible with a camera. Now I will learn how to make the old work LOOK like art. Thank's
GREAT teacher I want to put effects in slideshow makers and found this instead..teach us many more fun art techniques...you are the best...
FWIW, I've been looking all over for a good comic effect to change 3D Digital Art into Comic Book Art and this absolutely hits the spot! Thanks!
You're welcome, Brian!
Yes! I love the effect! I love the template idea, but I especially love your teaching style. It is easy to follow!
Thank you, Gregory!
OMGosh I learned so much from this tutorial and love the results I received. Thank you so much!!
Your tutorials are very straightforward and informative.
Great job! I had such great fun turning my nephew's baby picture into a cartoon I know he will be tickled blue. We are working on a comic book cover in my Adobe class and I wanted to use my own images. I don't have Facebook but I'd love to share on Twitter I can't wait to show my classmates and tell them about your channel! Thanks for sharing!
Excellent, wonderful. You are awesome in the way you demonstrate this technique.
You are the best instructor on earth who could be outthere! Thank you! you are a genius! will check every other video.
Thanks for this! I appreciate that you tell us WHY something happens and not just HOW to make the effect. The best tutorial I've seen!
Great tutorial, so much simpler than anything I've seen so far. Thank you!
Thank you! you're explanation is always clear
I love how you do it more better than just gaussian blur like i keep using from other tutorials.
So... I just discovered your channel... While I think I´m quite good in Photoshop.... the moment you applied the Oil painting filter for the first time, I literally screamed and then the scream turned into maniac laughter.... That´s a follow! I am sure I will learn a lot from your channel!
By far my favorite display to a tutorial! THANKS MAN! JUST SUBBED!!
Thank you, Jacob!
Another master piece - Thanks very much. I am also eagerly waiting to see your tut on Frequency Separation which may of us have requested.
Thank you, Willem! FS tutorial coming soon!
Great tutorial. I had to play with Adobe Elements way back before I got Photoshop to learn this ( no tutorials back then ) but you showed me how to improve it to look even better than I was able to do.
Even if I know how to Do something I can still learn a newer way, a better way, and an easier way of creating.
Never stop learning in anything even if you are an expert! This is for everybody who read this!
Thank You.
Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge!
This is awesome Jesus! Your videos are always so informative and educational. Muchas gracias!
You're welcome, sdbratman!
The easiast and fastest tutorial to make comic style pic. Thank u!
You're welcome, Yudha!
Cool!!! Learned a lot as usual! Many thanks for sharing.