Tom Mann
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Here's the place to discuss the images in the thread:
NO WORDS THREAD 20130330b: Abstract
The first of my two images started as a grab of one of the opening screens for Windows Vista. I then manipulated it with repetitive transforms. If you are not familiar with this technique, it's a very useful technique to know. It allows you to repeat any transform (cntl-T) you make in Photoshop on the result of the last transform. For example, if your last transform moved, scaled, distorted and rotated a layer, this technique will apply exactly the same movement, scaling, distortion and rotation to the result of the previous transform and add it to the layer. Below are instruction on how to do this.
My second image is a couple of candlestick holders that met their untimely end with the "Liquify" tool ;-)
T
PS - Here's how to do step-and-repeat with the transform tool:
1. Select the object or region of interest.
2. Hit, alt-control-T this puts you in the copy and transform tool. If you simply hit, "Control-T", this puts you in the ordinary transform tool.
3. Tansform your object in any way, ie, displacement, size, angle, distortion, etc.
4. HIT ENTER. This step is easy to forget.
5. Hit: alt-control-shift-T. This activates the copy and transform-again tool. Hit enter for as many copies as you want.
NO WORDS THREAD 20130330b: Abstract
The first of my two images started as a grab of one of the opening screens for Windows Vista. I then manipulated it with repetitive transforms. If you are not familiar with this technique, it's a very useful technique to know. It allows you to repeat any transform (cntl-T) you make in Photoshop on the result of the last transform. For example, if your last transform moved, scaled, distorted and rotated a layer, this technique will apply exactly the same movement, scaling, distortion and rotation to the result of the previous transform and add it to the layer. Below are instruction on how to do this.
My second image is a couple of candlestick holders that met their untimely end with the "Liquify" tool ;-)
T
PS - Here's how to do step-and-repeat with the transform tool:
1. Select the object or region of interest.
2. Hit, alt-control-T this puts you in the copy and transform tool. If you simply hit, "Control-T", this puts you in the ordinary transform tool.
3. Tansform your object in any way, ie, displacement, size, angle, distortion, etc.
4. HIT ENTER. This step is easy to forget.
5. Hit: alt-control-shift-T. This activates the copy and transform-again tool. Hit enter for as many copies as you want.
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