Depersonalization, Me, Digital Art, 2022facubkc t1_ivncg52 wrote
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It's Photoshop for sure , liquify , playing with gradients and layers masks with brushes.
toom00ns t1_ivnctz1 wrote
Yeah definitely. It really shows how proficient they are with the program and it turned out fantastic. I can't even begin to understand the types of effects they used yet
facubkc t1_ivnd4zu wrote
On a technical level this is not something amazing per say what is makes it amazing is the use of colors , framing and the detail on the texture since it evokes a strong feeling of loosing yourself. But if I have to guess is not that this has a lot of layers because one must be the base image , a couple ones for the rainbow gradients colors , one for the eye , a couple curves or shadow/highlights layers and one for the stuff around the eye . A lot of time was spent on shaping the base black and white image that looks like those acrylic abstract art paintings.
toom00ns t1_ivnertc wrote
Yeah I think you nailed it . The texturing is what's really getting me. There's just so much detail and texture in the black and white base like you said, it's hard to believe someone created it. I'm sure there's some sort of distortion to create all the linear noise around it?
facubkc t1_ivnfzkg wrote
It's a combination of a lot of processes if I had to guess but "Liquify" definitely played a mayor role here. Here are some video tutorials that may give you an idea on how this was made:
toom00ns t1_ivnit8p wrote
Really educational, thank you so much for these resources. I'm soberly checking these out
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