Photoshop CC 2022 tutorial showing how to recreate the look of an authentic, woodcut print on paper.
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25 responses to “Photoshop: Create the Look of a WOODCUT Print Portrait!”
I love your tutorials so much <3
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Hi Marty
Thanks so much for your super-useful tutorial. You say at the beginning of your tutorial that you can replace original photos with new images without having to redo most of the effects. How is this achieved? Many thanks!
This tutorial is amazing, but I could not get the filter to show on my image. I tried several ways and even looked at my photoshop's graphic processor setting. I am working on a PC, but that shouldn't matter. I checked everything you did and followed it.
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The most crystal clear tutorial in YouTube.
great tutorial!
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Hi! This tutorial is great – thanks so much! Quick (I hope) question: you mention in the beginning of the video that you can swap out a photo since it's now a Smart Object. How do you do that?
This is an incredible tutorial. The amount of tools and techniques you concisely flow through is highly educational and honestly astonishing.
Such a wonderful teaching style!!! Great tutorial
I almost fell asleep, but thank you.
3:34 when I go to menu Filter/Stylize and the option Oil Paint is disabled! 🙁
Hi, I've watched this video a dozen times. I've followed every step, but when you get to the adding the threshold part it is greyed out for me. I can add it at the bottom of the layers but of course that makes a separate layer which doesnt have the same effect. Do you have any idea why it would be greyed out for me? CS6
Thank you so much!!
Can i call it as line art also?
Perfect, just what I was looking for. I can't thank you enough!
Hi Marty
I'm your fan!
Your videos are amazing and I learned a lot from them.
At the beginning of this tutorial you say that it is possible to replace my photos with others without having to redo most of the effects, where can I find the instructions to do this?
You explained it so simply. Thank you sir for these tutorials 🙏🙏
So refreshing to have a well paced, clearly presented and useful tutorial that I will definitely be using. Thank you Sir
Excellent tutorial, thank you. Very clearly described and a terrific outcome.
Little thing. At just before 4:10 you say "go to filter … adjustments ….. threshold." It SHOULD be "IMAGE. adjustments, threshold." I was so friggin' lost for a while. HAHAHA!!!!
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