Does anyone know if is there an effect to make something like the following images with photoshop? I thought it was halftone lines but this lines aren't straight.
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I want to turn a photo in a engraving style picture, like  using GIMP and, if possible, then make an SVG out of it with Inkscape.  Can you recommend any filters/tools/plugins/tutorials for this?
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How can I achieve an outline effect similar to the ones found in League of Legends or Diablo III?      Is it done using a shader? How? I would prefer answers that are not tied up to any particular engine but one that I can adapt to whatever engine I'm working on.
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I need to create a "fake" 3D effect for some raster image, like this one below:    do you know how I can achieve this in Photoshop (CS5) or Illustrator? Thanks.
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I felt in love with the way this graphic designer, called Mariusz, has edited this picture.  It would be fun to produce something like this for myself.   Anyone has some ideas on how to create such a nice color effect in Photoshop or Gimp?
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I am trying to make something similar to this?  Obviously it's possible to make it manually piece by piece, but I am looking for some kind of automated feature in Illustrator to achieve this?  Is this possible?  Thanks man in advance!
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How can I remove the white background with Photoshop?    I am having trouble doing it with the quick selection tool, because of the whiteness of the object, specially on the top.
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I believe it's easy to do, but I am missing some details. Somehow, my results are not what I'd wanted them to look like.   How to draw illustrational lines? (Think of the lines from , for example.) … and how to crossfade the created image with another image?   This is what I'm trying to achieve:    Other example of lines I'd like to draw (and later fade over some image):
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How to make the single color in a photography to be color and other parts changed to B&amp;W?.  Don't know exactly the name of the effect, to be more clear in the following photo I want the green part to be green and other parts( leg and sandal) in B&amp;W..    How to achieve that effect in Photoshop?
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There is an option to filter only one color (R,G,B,Y) in my camera. What I want to know is can this effect be achieved in photoshop? And what is this called? I tried googling monochrome and came up with nothing. My camera calls it part color.
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I've been seeing this distortion treatment popping up everywhere lately and was curious if anyone knew how or could point to some resources? I've tried a google search but can't find anything relevant. I've also tried the flag/wave effects in Illustrator but it looks like a cheap recreation.
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I like the effect on the images used on this  page, and out of curiosity I'm trying to replicate it in Illustrator. It's not a simple multiply mask, and seems a more involved than the kind of duotone I can do in inDesign.
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how can I best replicate an ink-in-water effect in Photoshop CS6? I'm guessing the best way is most probably to use brushes.  The following image is a good example of what I wan't to achieve:    Thanks in advance, any help would be much appreciated!
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What techniques are out there that allow you to create a gradient like the ones pictured above? Is this a product of a specific brush set? Or is there some type of Noise Manipulation / Gradient Pattern going on in this image?
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I found this image on  and quite a few have this vivid yet pastel effect.   Can it be achieved in Photoshop or Lightroom?
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How can I create a photo wall effect similar to this with Photoshop CS6?     I tried with Warp, but it looks so bad and it's nowhere near comparsion. I also tried with Edit-&gt;Transform-&gt;Perspective, but then it looked more like  and not what I wanted.   I'm also trying it on a smaller image (800x415) and I have lots of thumbnails similar to the ones in the original hulu image, but I merged them into one big image with the idea that it'll be easier.
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So, yes, I'm intrigued as to how they post process pictures before Photoshop (or computers, for that matter) came about. Or is post processing a by-product of the computer revolution?  My understanding of film photography (all from the film equivalent of a point-and-shoot we had when I was a kid) is that light burns into film then film gets developed. And, well, unlike bits, your end-product is tangible and "permanent", for lack of better term.  I'm woefully ignorant about film processing but I guess this is where the post-processing takes place? How do they tweak color temperatures? Remove red eyes? Retouch skin blemishes? Do they use special dyes/inks to achieve better colors/contrast?
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I have like 30 different photos to process like this, but I want to know key things to maintain realistic photo by changing it's background, or maybe just modify background so it would be more pleasing to eye.(If you know tutorial related to my problem, please do provide it to me)  Here is the photo:   Here is my step 2:   Here is background:   Here is the result:   As you can see, it isn't any close to realistic feel. I fooled around with levels, but all I got was this and still it doesn't feels right.  First try:   Second try:   Update  Different background: