Crea un efecto semitono pop art en el metro de Ciudad de México utilizando Photoshop y agregando personajes divertidos.
Hi, I'm Yeti Iglesias, a freelance Mexican illustrator, and today we'll be taking an illustrated journey through the Mexico City subway.
Come with me!
Create a very original photo by separating the main subject from the entire background.
Discover how easy it is to give it a halftone effect and also edit the levels globally.
Have fun transforming your photos, and see you in the next tutorial.
Elementos que necesitarás
Practicar en la aplicación
Lo que aprenderás: El arte de intervenir imágenes urbanas
¡Ponle un toque de cómic a tus viajes diarios! En este tutorial, aprenderás a separar el metro y los personajes del fondo con un solo clic, para otorgar un look retro de revista clásica usando el efecto semitono de color.
El gran truco de esta aventura es la integración: descubrirás cómo activar capas ocultas llenas de personajes ilustrados y cómo ajustar los niveles de forma global para que la fotografía real y los dibujos convivan en perfecta armonía. ¡Prepárate para ver la ciudad con otros ojos y llenar tus fotos de juego, texturas y dinamismo!
Herramientas clave para un diseño al estilo Pop Art
Conocerás cómo trabajar e integrar diferentes herramientas y efectos en Photoshop, como:
Objetos inteligentes: Edición no destructiva para ajustar el brillo y contraste cuidando la calidad original de la foto.
Selección de sujeto y pegar en Contexto:
El método más rápido y limpio para aislar el tren del metro y duplicarlo exactamente en la misma posición.
Filtro semitono de color: Cómo configurar las tramas y el radio de los puntos para simular la impresión tradicional de periódicos y cómics retro.
Capas de ajuste global: El uso estratégico de la herramienta niveles para unificar los tonos de toda la composición y fusionar la foto con la ilustración.
De la captura al comic urbano
Para Yeti, el transporte público, o cualquier espacio urbano, puede ser un lienzo ideal para dejar volar la imaginación.
Capturar el metro en movimiento no es solo registrar el viaje, sino pensar qué personajes divertidos podrían estar viajando al lado tuyo en ese vagón. En este tutorial, aprenderás a usar Photoshop para romper la estética tradicional de una foto usando filtros gráficos y tramas de puntos.
Es el recurso perfecto si buscas experimentar con el diseño Pop Art, aprender a integrar ilustraciones de forma ordenada y dominar las capas de ajuste para que tus ediciones digitales tengan un acabado integrado, prolijo y con mucha identidad.
¡Ajusta tus herramientas y empieza este viaje ilustrado!
Sobre la artista
Yeti Iglesias es una ilustradora independiente mexicana. Su estilo es vibrante, único, atrevido y está lleno de colores. Las plantas, las formas orgánicas, las sombras, los degradados y la textura son muy frecuentes en sus proyectos. Ha colaborado con grandes marcas alrededor del mundo, potenciando sus mensajes a través de impactantes ilustraciones.
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