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Specific Lady Gaga + Wu-Tang Graphic


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Hi everyone, I am making a video (for fun) where I have the Wu-Tang Clan rap over 'Poker Face' by Lady Gaga. My idea was to have an accompanying picture of Lady Gaga (see attachment) where the bird on her clothes is replaced by the Wu-Tang graphic (preferably the version of the graphic I attached, but if that proves an issue, it's okay to have the graphic without the letters).

Many, many thanks in advance!

lady-gaga-p.jpg

wu-tang-logo-1024x1024.jpeg
 
It looks exactly as I hoped! Thanks a lot!

If I might be so bold, could you edit the colour so it's more of the bright yellow the original logo has?
 
Edited the image in post #2.

I apologize, as I don't have much time to play with this edit. I'm trying to maintain the texture of the coat. When it gets brighter, it looks fake. I will try and work on it later. Hopefully someone else will come along who has more time to devote to the edit.
 
The 'dove of peace' is some sort of huge broach and I suppose someone could turn 'Wu-Tang: into such by embossing it, I've chosen to have the Wu-Tang printed on the coat complete where it breaks in the closure. I ended up bringing out the texture of the coat as it was a dark hole otherwise.

GaGa-WuTang_5a.jpg
 
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ex_teacher said:
excellent texture. much better than my bump mapping on the logo
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Thanks. I like to create my own textures.
  • On a blank layer, I filled the logo area with 50% Gray and blend mode of Overlay. Then I added noise, gave it a blur and reduced the opacity.
  • Next, I took one of the standard Photoshop dry brushes and set the shape dynamics, scattering and color dynamics as shown. With foreground and background colors set to black and white, I painted a grungy texture, like below.
  • Then I gave that a blur and experimented with the opacity and blend mode.

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Rich54 said:
Thanks. I like to create my own textures.
  • On a blank layer, I filled the logo area with 50% Gray and blend mode of Overlay. Then I added noise, gave it a blur and reduced the opacity.
  • Next, I took one of the standard Photoshop dry brushes and set the shape dynamics, scattering and color dynamics as shown. With foreground and background colors set to black and white, I painted a grungy texture, like below.
  • Then I gave that a blur and experimented with the opacity and blend mode.
Click to expand...
This is great and one of the reasons I'm here, so thank you.

This is worth putting in some effort. I'm going to have to spend time with it until it fully makes sense. Then I'll own it:)

Bruce
 
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