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Apply this easy to use Andy Warhol Effect to your digital photographs
Here I'll show you how easy the effect is to use. Simply drag your original image into the main window of Repligator and you will be asked by the wizard if you want to brighten, rotate and select part of the original image. with the following dialogs:
When you click on the next button you will be presented with a list of filters to apply, choose the Warhol filter (near the end of the list). Now you can fine tune the Andy Warhol Effect settings or simply let the program decide. Here are the settings:
And here are some small examples of what this art filter creates:
Note that you can make Andy's hand strong or weak so that you get a more or less defined outline in the final screen print image. You can also mix the series of screen prints with the original image in many ways, as shown by the first and last example above. The program has 120 effects in total, and if you like this effect you may like to look at two other effects, The Lichtenstein Effect (sometimes called the Pop Art Filter) and the Jackson Pollock Effect (the Pollock Filter). And here are 3 pop art effects explained on one page. Download the
free demo now!
Here are more examples of the Warhol effects with strong/weak hand settings.
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