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HELP - Step by Step guide to convert photo - Grump - 04-08-2025 Hi everyone, I have an original photo and need it converted in the style of Shepard Fairey but to a more colourised version. Can anyone provide me with a simple step by step guide, PLEASE? I would be most grateful. Thank you. RE: HELP - Step by Step guide to convert photo - rich2005 - 04-08-2025 (04-08-2025, 06:10 PM)Grump Wrote: Hi everyone, These can be vector or almost vector creations and starting from a photograph will very much depend on the photo. However, without knowing the starting point I might do. Make the photo more dynamic, this using the retinex filter Colors -> Tone Mapping [attachment=13357] Then reduce the colors Colours -> Posterise [attachment=13358] RE: HELP - Step by Step guide to convert photo - rich2005 - 04-09-2025 Another day, another type of photograph. This one I might. (1) Remove the background. Many ways of doing that, I used the Foreground Select tool. https://docs.gimp.org/3.0/en/gimp-tool-foreground-select.html [attachment=13359] (2) That gets copied and pasted as a new image. Edit -> Copy then Edit -> Paste-As -> New Image. A bit on the large size so it is scaled down Image -> Scale Image. (3) I want to make that look Vector-ish, Simplified shapes, defined edges. Using a plugin gmic_gimp_qt. There is a Windows Gimp 3 plugin installer http://www.gmic.eu [attachment=13360] (4) Many have a sunburst type back ground. Added as a new layer under Layer -> New layer and again using the gmic plugin - the rays filter [attachment=13361] |