February 16, 2010
Now *THAT* is a true Photoshop feathered mask
Inspired by a Photoshop-box-as-mask photo* I posted recently, artist Phillip Valedez worked with Adobe creative director Russell Brown to create a rather terrific “feathered mask,” using only Photoshop CS4 boxes:
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(Click for a larger view.)
Feathered selections/masks, incidentally, were one of the killer features of the original Photoshop–released 20 years ago this week!
Here’s a quick time lapse of Phillip at work:
* Sorry that I can’t give the original creator credit, as the photo came to me without attribution.
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The photographer of the image is his wife, VisioLuxus. You can see more of his masks on her flickr set.
Here’s a link to Visioluxus’ Flickr stream, as mentioned above:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/visioluxus/ (Warning, NSFW!)
And you can see more of Phillip’s mask making on his page:
http://www.phillipvaldez.com
Wonderful work!
Where´s the PDF? ;-)
Something’s wrong… Where are all the “Flash sucks. Death to Adobe. Nack is a no-good (insert colorful phrase) comments? ;)
[Patience...! --J.]
Finally! Some real good’ol, hand-made stuff! Thanks for posting this.
Wonderfull work.
I am a French designer, I come regularly to your blog
thank you for this article.
Here also a link to the video of my communications agency: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9yNdCFLLWks
Reminds me of the Photoshop cooking:
http://vimeo.com/9338549
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