14 May 2015

Playing with your Pics

Sketch Effect
Inspired by the lovely artwork in my new Battlefront Blitzkrieg rulebook, I've been playing about with a free online photo manipulation tool, modifying one of my favourite pics which is an M60 Patton tank sitting on high ground and dominating my Vietnam battlefield.

These are some of my favourite ones and I thought you guys might be interested.  This is the tool I used: http://www.picturetopeople.org

Anyone else found some good effects or tools to play with their model pics?

"Crackle Effect" 
"Cartoonizer effect"
"Grunge Effect"
The original pic
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18 comments:

  1. Tristan MThursday, 14 May, 2015

    I like just playing with the images in the google editor. Did some space hulk and deadzone one's late last year and in March this year from Canadian Open.

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    1. Paul O'GThursday, 14 May, 2015

      Have you got them posted at your blog Tristan?
      I couldn't see them

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  2. lrqanThursday, 14 May, 2015

    Sketch effect is my fav. Good post.

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  3. TamsinPThursday, 14 May, 2015

    I've used this site a couple of times http://apps.pixlr.com/editor/

    There are some useful effects under "adjustments" and "filters"

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    1. Paul O'GThursday, 14 May, 2015

      Thanks for the tip Tamsin, I'll check it out!

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  4. Mallius VaneThursday, 14 May, 2015

    Crackle effect looks fab!

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  5. Paul´s BodsThursday, 14 May, 2015

    I´ve done loads of "fiddling" with pics..all using the wordprogramme
    The banner and the "painting" of the Lord protector and the "Anthem" pages on the link are all done with word.
    http://bodstonia.blogspot.de/search/label/Clothing%20and%20Customs

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  6. Kaptain KoboldThursday, 14 May, 2015

    Several years ago I was lucky enough to score a free copy of Photoshop Elements which has some great filter effects in it. But I rarely use them on my blog pictures; it takes me long enough to do the basic brightness/contract/colour adjustments on them, plus resizing them so that they don't count against Google's storage limits. They sometimes get used on my 'real' photos though :)

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  7. The KiwiThursday, 14 May, 2015

    Can be a bit of fun adjusting pics. Can add a bit more atmosphere.

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  8. BigLeeThursday, 14 May, 2015

    Excellent stuff. I'll have to give this a go myself.

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  9. chrisThursday, 14 May, 2015

    Grunge works for me, got a couple of gladiators I can do it on hahahah.

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  10. Disgruntled FusilierThursday, 14 May, 2015

    sketch effect is def a favorite - looks almost like one of those Jodie Harmon sketches in "Armor" magazine!!!

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    1. Paul O'GFriday, 15 May, 2015

      Reminds me of the art in the BG Rulebooks too

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  11. Ray RousellFriday, 15 May, 2015

    Some pretty cool effects, I might try this as well! Cheers!

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  12. OakenhawkFriday, 15 May, 2015

    I tend to use Snapseed, but wouldn't mind finding one for my regular computation device (snapseed's good on the iPhone...)

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    1. Paul O'GFriday, 15 May, 2015

      Thanks for the tip, I'll check Snapped out!

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