Wait, Where’d That Guy Come From: Photoshop someone(s) (or something(s)) into a picture that isn’t supposed to be there.

I absolutely loved Analytic D.’s version of this assignment, “Waldo in the Garden of Earthly Delights.” I decided to do my own using Bosch’s “Martyrdom of Saints Crispin and Crispinian,” and add some of the other characters from the Waldo series, like Odlaw and Woof.

Where’s Waldo? was a favorite book  of mine as a child, so it was particularly fun and nostalgic to do this version of the assignment. The hardest part was decided how small to make the characters. I didn’t want them too large, but I didn’t want them to be impossible to find, either.

See if you can find Waldo, Odlaw, Woof, Wenda, and Wizard Whitebeard!

You can also see it here on Flickr.

Wait, Where’d That Guy Come From: Photoshop someone(s) (or something(s)) into a picture that isn’t supposed to be there.

I absolutely loved Analytic D.’s version of this assignment, “Waldo in the Garden of Earthly Delights.” I decided to do my own using Bosch’s “Martyrdom of Saints Crispin and Crispinian,” and add some of the other characters from the Waldo series, like Odlaw and Woof.

Where’s Waldo? was a favorite book  of mine as a child, so it was particularly fun and nostalgic to do this version of the assignment. The hardest part was decided how small to make the characters. I didn’t want them too large, but I didn’t want them to be impossible to find, either.

See if you can find Waldo, Odlaw, Woof, Wenda, and Wizard Whitebeard!

You can also see it here on Flickr.

This work is for “Wait, Where’d That Guy Come From?” in DesignAssignment.

In human history, people always respect Master Yoda

To create this picture, I basically used 4 layers in GIMP.

The background(=painting), Yoda,a robe which a woman in front of Yoda wears and Yoda’s shadow.

First, open the painting for the background.

Second, cut out Yoda from a picture of Star Wars by using a tool that can selects area and put him on a new layer

Third, clip the robe that is supposed to be in front of Yoda from the background and put it on another new layer.

Then create a new layer and paint Yoda’s shadow by using air brush function.

I tried to make the edge of Yoda more natural, but I could not find what worked well.

I took the original poster for the movie King Kong and put Batman in there who clearly doesn’t belong.

For the assignment Wait, Where’d That Guy Come From?, I opened the original King Kong poster with Photoshop. Then I got rid of the dinosaur and the woman by copy and pasting the original environment behind them. So I used the history brush to blend it so they would disappear.

Then I took Batman and put him in. I had to make him really dark by adjusting the Hue/Saturation in order to match the tone of the poster.

To make the light reflect on Batman I used the Fading Brush and made it really large and used the color white. I spread that all over Batman then used the History Brush to erase the parts I did not need. I only kept some of the white around his body to make it appear  that the light source made sense in contrast to Kong.

For the Font I used Verdana and used the effect of Inner Shadow, the color used is white. I also added fade only to the bottom of the letters.