I'm doing a rebrand for a university, and as they've got limited creative resource themselves we've decided to build in using pixelated images into the brand guidelines (so they won't require a professional photographer for every bit of execution).
What I'd like to do is use their logo (a simple house shape) as the shape of the mosaic filter. I've been unable to find a way of altering photoshops default square mosaic filter shape.
So, I have been trying to bend a rounded rectangle shape with a 30px radius using the add anchor and convert tools ... just not having much luck at al and so I am looking for some pointers.
Below is what I am trying to accomplish
Seems no matter how I go about it I am not coming close to #2 So, for those Mighty Pen masters ...
is it possible to unmosaic a picture with mosaic in photoshop?
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Is it done manually, or is there a plugin?
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I'm having trouble with many newbie things... here's the list:
1) i have to deal with images of various sizes. What do I need to do to be able to have everyone's head cut out in an exact circle such that I can move them all around and they are the same size? I tried using the marquee tool but it made a different circle each time, more of an ellipse (hence the name of the tool I suppose).
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I believe I'm getting the clipping part to happen, but when I move the shapes with the Direct Selection tool, the clipped contents doesn't move with it.
I think that all of my shapes, taken as a whole are clipping this raster image...am I barkin' up the wrong tree here?
I have scanned in a photo of a flower and I am trying to make a pattern out of it. I have a pattern template with wavy lines on another document. How can I make the flower stem into one of the wavy lines? I have been trying all day but haven't succeeded so far ..
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My question: how do I calculate the number of tiles per colour? I already have produced the tiles with their respective colour.
there is the scripting language - which is likely my only option - but as I'm new to the game:-
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2. How can illustrate some Corel Script I can get started with to achieve this?
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I am new to CorelDraw and am not yet confident to set up the page.
Assist with locating the Supplier Content in the new Mosaic website?
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There is no obvious links to browse and download the contents as before.
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i have attached a gif image of a letter zoomed in to give an example.
If you wanted to alter that text to say red could you do it?
I want to paint texture into an image without adding or changing color.
The best way to explain my goal is to visit this website with very fine work by Mark Wainer.
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My own website is [URL]...
He has used Buzz, as have I, to change photos into watercolor like images, now defunct and taken over by Topaz software, who now market Simplify in place of BUZZ.
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I have searched everywhere and view lots of video but cannot find a technique to get the result I want.
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Unfortunately, in Photoshop CS6, if you manipulate the path curve with the Direct Selection Tool, the handles both sides of the points move freely - affecting the path beyond those points:
- is there a way to revert to the prior behaviour? The Photoshop CS6 behaviour may seem more intuitive (or something), but it's less precise and alter parts of the path that are fine already.
I'm using Photoshop CS3, and the warp tool seems to behave differently after performing the skew or perspective transformations. If I try to warp after doing one of these two transformations, I am unable to click on any of the points or handles. The only thing it will let me do is alter the lines, but the points themselves cannot be moved. What am I missing?
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I just tried to upload the ps but it is 800kb..
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My issue is though that i don't want to alter the positioning on my drawing in the layout tab as it is to how the client needs it to be and sod's law will be that i will need to do an amendment at some point too.
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