Creating this style
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- vuc
Does anyone know a way of recreating this style in a fairly simple manner. The reason I ask is I am working on a design route where I want the illustrations to be stylised in this way.
The client has an in-house designer who will come up with the artwork, but I'm not sure if it will be feasible for them to use this style as it could take a long time to make the images, or they might not be able to create them.
Thanks
- ORAZAL0
border: 1px solid #000;
padding: 2px;- Maybe more #666 or #999?DannyDyer
- #c0c0c0 if you gonna be that wayORAZAL
- haha.orrinward2
- lolDannyDyer
- orrinward20
YER IMAGE BE BROKIN!
- vuc0
FAIL FUCKING FAIL - Wait
- vuc0
- monospaced0
oh, that's a woodcut
just get some wood and woodcutting tools and some other digitizations stuff and it should only take your guy a few minutes
I hear there are some cool PS and AI filters that can recreate the woodcut look, too. Cheers
- dmay0
- hellobotto0
A solution to your dilemma?
Hire an illustrator who works efficiently.
Wait a minute...I'm an illustrator who works efficiently, how may I be of service?
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You can also play around with Photoshop's bitmap settings or a plug-in like in Engraver...pretty nifty. Best of luck with your foray into the woodcut!
- Let's see what the client says first - if they go down the route then for sure we can speak. Thanksvuc
- Happy to help. Thanks!hellobotto
- monNom0
PS > filters > sketch > halftone pattern.
select 'lines'if you cut your image into discrete elements, you can get variation in the angle of lines (per your example) by rotating elements before filtering.