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12/08/2005 11:52:37 PM · #1 |
I been reading old threads. I like this "grunge edit" created by JoeyLawrence (and wow he is good)
How do you do it? What are the steps in general?
I have CS2 and I have GIMP, can? Thank you for any help. |
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12/08/2005 11:54:23 PM · #2 |
Joey didn't create it ;)
Here is the link |
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12/09/2005 01:02:33 AM · #3 |
Originally posted by Rikki:
Here is the link |
Which one is it? What is it called? |
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12/09/2005 01:04:28 AM · #4 |
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12/09/2005 01:08:34 AM · #5 |
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12/09/2005 01:17:20 AM · #6 |
Originally posted by faidoi:
Overused. |
Its for personal use. I think some of my photos may benefit from it.
Just some, not many tho.
Thanks, guys. |
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12/09/2005 07:30:52 AM · #7 |
I just gave a really simple knock-off GIMP version how-to in This thread.
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12/09/2005 08:42:37 AM · #8 |
Originally posted by faidoi:
Overused. |
I dont think it is overused.
That would be like saying the macro on a white backfield is over used, or the single soft spotlight in portrait is overused, or the duotone is overused.
All techniques have been around for generations. They come and go.
The measure of a good photo or what you should do with any photo is what you, the photographer, feels is the way you want to represent the emotion in a shot...whatever the treatment.
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12/09/2005 09:32:23 AM · #9 |
here is another link that is very helpful on the way Joey applies the dragonizer (grunge) action.
Joey grunge tutorial
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