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today on the joy of editing I'll show
you how to transform your photos into
art using Photoshop beta and generative
fill I'll also share helpful tips tricks
and a free action for you to download
stay tuned
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hello and welcome to the joy of editing
with Dave Kelly I'm excited about this
tutorial today I'm going to show you how
I can take this Photograph and turn it
into a piece of art and it's really not
that hard to do but I have some special
tips and tricks for you as well as a
free action that you can download to
speed up this process for you this
technique I'm about to show you I did
not come up with I've watched different
YouTube videos people doing this and
there's different ways of going about it
I'm going to show you the way I think is
the quickest and easiest but I'll go a
step further to really help you speed up
this process and that is I've made an
action for you that you can download now
watch the video the whole way through to
the end first because I have a lot of
different tips and tricks that'll really
help you out so you don't want to miss
any of this tutorial today well let's
turn this into a oil painting first so
what I want you to do is in Photoshop
beta you want to find your toolbar okay
and you want to find this button right
here it's for quick mask and what you
want to do is click on that or you could
just type Q in your keyboard that's step
one you can tell when you're in quick
mask mode because see where it says
background it's in red letting me know
I'm in quick mask mode next what you
need to do is select the entire image
and to do that it's command a on a Mac
Ctrl a on a PC and now we can see by the
marching ants around the entire image
that I've selected the entire image the
next thing we need to do is fill it now
you could use a shortcut of shift delete
for fill or else you could come up here
to edit and click on fill here either
way works now I want you to notice right
here and follow me closely here this
says contents and this is a drop down no
matter if yours has color or something
else in here I always want you to click
on the drop down and I'll show you why
so let's click on the drop down and I do
want color this is important
but notice when I click on color
a Color Picker comes up okay and what
you need to do is for Hue saturation and
brightness HSB you need a value of 0 for
Hue 0 for saturation and thirty percent
for brightness now if you have a
different number in here you could just
highlight this and type zero or if you
have a different brightness value you
can highlight this and type 3 0 for 30
percent once you do that you need to
click on OK and then you also need to
click on OK here but notice before I
click OK notice that my background layer
is red highlighted red here that is
because initially I clicked on this
quick mask mode button or type Q now
right now you do not see my contextual
taskbar and it is open but watch what
happens when I click OK because remember
I'm in quick Mass mode but I'm going to
click OK and fill this with that thirty
percent gray so I'm going to click OK
you see the red overlay here we don't
actually see the 30 gray and you're not
supposed to you're supposed to see the
red overlay you can see I have my
contextual taskbar up here and I'm in
the generative fill mode okay now by the
way if you don't have your contextual
taskbar just come up to window and and
come down to contextual taskbar and make
sure that's checked on or you won't see
it and it's important that you see it
here because we'll be using it so we
have this red overlay all we need to do
is either type Q which is the shortcut
for quick mask or click on the quick
mask button so I'm just going to type Q
and you notice the red overlay went away
now I still have a selection here we
just don't see it and now with the
taskbar up here you can see here's
generative fill so I'll click on this
and let's just type in like oil painting
and we'll click on generate this takes
about 15 to 20 seconds to generate so
I'm not going to make you wait so let's
skip ahead and now you can see I have an
oil painting now remember we have three
different uh variations here's the first
one I'll click on this Arrow right here
here's the second variation and here is
the third variation okay I don't know if
I'd like any of those so I'm going to
click generate and generate three more
all right here's the first variation I
kind of like this one here's the second
it's okay not real crazy about it and
here is the third now I don't like that
one at all I kind of like this one but
here's the thing and this is a tip if
you don't like something generate again
sometimes you might have to generate two
three four five times but eventually
you're gonna get something that you will
like but let's say for instance I like
this one and you might say hey this is
okay but this face looks really dumb I
don't like it and this is what I have
not seen in other tutorials when they're
turning photos into like say an oil
painting and I'm going to show you how
to do different mediums of art as well
now remember we're using generative fill
so I have my lasso tool you can type L
to get your lasso tool and then just
draw a selection around the Owl's Head
like so then come up degenerative fill
click on it and I'll type in ow head
and generate and now look at that now we
have a really cool head now let's check
the other variations here's another
variation that's cool too and here's a
third but this is what I've been missing
on other tutorials and I figured there's
got to be a way because I don't want to
just settle for the painting that
photoshop gives me okay so I can fix it
so say I like that but now I say I don't
have any claws down here any feet so
let's go ahead forgive me if I'm not
saying that right draw a circle lasso
around here and let's type in our feet
see if it understands me and I'll click
on generate and there's a foot right
there
and let's try another variation that one
doesn't look like a painting that one
doesn't either and look it's got a band
on it right there and let's do a third
one okay so that one's not too bad but
let's change that up let me put in oil
painting our feet and now we'll generate
again okay now that looks more like a
painting let's try another variation
okay that's pretty good okay so you see
what I'm doing here sometimes you have
to coax it by putting in like oil
painting outfit you could try out feed
first but then try oil painting so look
at that I'm not done yet I have more to
show you here if we look at the original
image you can see it wasn't very
exciting in the background and so the
result I got was this but say I don't
like that background now it's not bad it
looks pretty cool but here's what I want
you to do I want you to stamp all these
layers together the shortcut is shift
option Commander control e stamps all
your layers together and now with the
contextual taskbar I want you to click
on select subject and now it selects the
owl and what I want to do is add this uh
tree branch here so I'll hold my shift
key down with my lasso tool and I'll
just Loosely draw around this Branch
just like this and add that into the
selection and now I need to invert that
so you can invert it right here so click
invert alert and now let's type in oil
painting forest and click generate and
check that out that's one variation
here's another not bad here's another
okay A little busy back there let's uh
click over here in the properties panel
let's click generate again and do three
more okay so there's one here's another
one
that one's pretty cool and let's try
this one now let's really get creative
let me go ahead and in front of oil
painting I'll type in Van Gogh oil
painting and click generate okay so now
check it out now they have the more Van
Gogh type paint Strokes there's one
here's another one that's pretty cool
and here's the last one yeah I really
like that it does have that van Gogh
feel to it
so that's a tip so that's for oil
painting but now let's try something
what if we wanted to mix mediums I'll
show you what I mean instead of typing
in the taskbar I'm going to go to the
properties panel and we can put anything
in here we want okay so here's a tip for
you I went ahead and opened up Firefly
online and I just have an image here
that I've generated here but what I want
you to notice here is under Styles I
have all checked on do you see these
different styles like steampunk science
fiction psychedelic Papa art cubism
cyberpunk of course concept art this is
my tip I think that photoshop will
probably recognize most of these
different styles so whenever you want to
go and make a different style for your
photograph it's probably best to choose
one of these styles from here and so
just find a name that you like for
instance I'm going to try Vector look so
right now I have Van Gogh oil painting
Forest I can work from here that textual
taskbar or over here so I'm just going
to type in I'll highlight Van Gogh oil
painting and I'll type in Vector look
Vector look forest and I'll type
generate and now check it out so there's
one version here's another
and here is another
so that's pretty cool right so I can mix
mediums here you know I have the vector
look in the background the oil painting
in the front let's try watercolor Forest
generate okay pretty cool right that's
the first version here's the second
I like that and here's the last now of
course I'm mixing mediums and I really
like this but now are you ready for
another tip what if I wanted my out to
be watercolor now you know I originally
started off with oil painting but as I
experiment around here I can play around
and change things up any way I want
we're working with Photoshop what I need
to do is Select this out so what I want
to do is go back to this layer where I
pulled everything together let me shut
this one off there's my oil painting
right so I'm going to click on here and
now I can use the taskbar the contextual
taskbar to click on select subject
and it finds my subject for me okay now
again I want to add the branch in as
well so with my lasso tool I'll type L
hold my shift key down so I can add to
it
and I'm going to do this really quick
and hopefully I'd do a good enough job
here
just to add all that in like so so now
that's all added in now we need to make
the top layer active so click on it and
now it's active and now we can click on
generative fill and type in watercolor
ow on branch and we'll type generate
okay so there's one version here's
another version that's interesting and
here's the third version
not bad a little Whimsical right we
could click generate again okay so I
kind of like that one here's another one
I like that too and here's the third one
let's go with this one now what if I
don't like the face again with my lasso
tool I can come around or the head I
should say come around the head here and
now we can type in ow head generate okay
I don't like that one let's try this one
oh that one's not too bad
or this one I kind of like that one I
kind of think it fits really well here
now I don't like this area so I'm going
to lasso around this area right like
this let's click on generative fill and
click generate and that cleans that up
there's one version here's another
version here's another version so
whichever one you like I think I like
the second one and this little white
area in here let's go ahead and just
lasso around that but you see how easy
this is it takes a little bit of thought
and effort but you can do it let's click
on generative fill again and click
generate okay so that looks pretty good
there's one version here's two here's
the Third
and let's see I think I like that one
okay so there you go and again his feet
are gone now so let's lasso right around
here I'll click on generative fill and
type in watercolor owl feet and click
generate okay there's one version here's
another version and here's a third
version let's just go with that but we
could keep playing until we get one that
we really liked I don't like this area
here so I'm just gonna lasso around here
and click on generative fill generate
see what I get okay that looks a little
bit better there's one version here's
the second version and here is the third
I think I'll go with the second version
I think that looks okay now let's talk
about the action that I'm giving you
don't forget to download it there'll be
a Dropbox Link in the description right
below this video
after you've downloaded it click on your
actions button and then click the little
hamburger menu because you got to load
it up and then find load actions click
on load actions your file browser will
open up
and just point that file browser to
wherever you downloaded your action and
in my case mine's in my download folder
right here and here it is right here
photo to painting this action right here
click on that and click open that will
install your action into your actions
folder mine's already there so I'm going
to click cancel so here's this image
again it's just the background layer all
you need to do is click on not the
folder but photo to painting inside the
folder if your folder is not open
just click this little arrow right here
and that'll open up the folder and click
on photo to painting and click play and
that's it you've run your action and now
we can close out our actions by clicking
the play button again okay so now all
you have to do is come up to generative
fill and type in whatever you want oil
painting and click generate and there's
your oil painting and then remember you
have three versions so here's our second
version Oh that's a good one and here's
our third and remember you can keep
clicking generate over here and now you
have three more versions that you could
look at
and don't forget you can you know circle
around the head here and then regenerate
the Owl's Head just like I showed you at
the beginning of this tutorial but
anyway this is how you work with the
action it really speeds up your workflow
as you can see so again just come up
here open up your actions and find the
photo of the painting folder and open it
up and click on photo to painting and
click on play and that runs your action
and once your action is run you can just
come to General to fill and type in
watercolor oil painting or whatever you
want but before I close let me show you
some of the things I created with this
same image here using the same
techniques I showed you at the beginning
of the tutorial here's another one and
I'll just go through these kind of fast
here I just want you to see some of the
possibilities here and I'll skip through
some of these here's a mixed media where
I'm using layered paper with the oil
painting ow here's another layered paper
I really like that one check this one
out this one's pretty cool and and uh
here's another one
I like that one check this one out a lot
of fun I like the color in here
but the possibilities are pretty endless
you can just keep playing around I like
this one now here's like a prompt that I
used it was like Van Gogh oil painting
see if you can spot some Van Gogh brush
Strokes in here
pretty cool I really like this one and
let's try this one here
I used this one in the opening scene of
this video I believe here's another one
this one is a watercolor with uh oil
painting mixed media
and here is another one that one's kind
of fun a little busy but fun here's
another one but there you go that's just
some of the stuff that I've come up with
and I'm continuing to experiment and
I'll do more videos if you want to see
more videos like this like maybe some
art start to finish I'd be happy to show
it to you let me know in the comments
section below well there it is everyone
I'm going to continue to experiment and
see what other kind of stuff I can come
up with here if you enjoyed this
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next time but until then Happy editing
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