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How to apply a Roy Lichtenstein effect to your photos
Here are some examples of what Repligator can create from your original photo:
Simply bring the photo into the program (drag and drop it, or use the file menu) and select the effect you want, in this case the Pop Art Filter, which is based on Roy Lichtenstein's style. Then choose the settings you want with the dialog shown below:
And you get the image shown below:
Unlike many programs Repligator allows you to easily mix the original image with the new one. This is just one of the 150 different effects available. If you like the Lichtenstein filter you may also like to have a look at the Warhol Style Filter, an example is shown below:
This photograph
Simply bring the photo into the program (drag and drop it, or use the file menu) and select the effect you want, in this case the Pop Art Filter, which is based on Roy Lichtenstein's style. Then choose the settings you want with the dialog shown below:
This is just one of the 150 different effects available which you can try in the free demo. If you like the Lichtenstein filter you may also like to have a look at the Warhol Style Filter, an example is shown below: Examples of Warhol and Lichtenstein. A free demo version of Repligator is available:
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"I was actually on google (searching for Roy Lichtenstein images). I followed a link and ended up on your page. It was great, because I was wondering if there was an easy way to transform pictures into 'Pop Art' Style. There are some companies out there that do that for you, but they are quite expensive, unlike Repligator". Another page of the Pop Art Effect. How
to create a Newsprint version of a photograph How
to create an Andy Warhol version of your photograph
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will serve as another example, but you can of course use your own digicam
or scanned photos. Once you have downloaded and installed the free version
you can create Lichtenstein
art like the images shown below:
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