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Transform a Photo to a Realistic Oil Painting Tutorial

Transform a Photo to a Realistic Oil Painting Tutorial

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Transform a Photograph to a Realistic Oil Painting with Photoshop! Learn how to paint in bright and vibrant colors using Advanced Brushes. Right from making the perfect brush stroke to choosing the right color, we'll cover it all. In this digital painting tutorial, we will start with a photograph for reference. From there, with Kyle's Real Oil Brushes, we will learn a technique to smudge to directly take colors from the portrait, creating each brush stroke to complement the dimension and the drama of the image. After painting, we will also add some special effects to give it an old and rich renaissance look
Date: 2022-07-19

Comments and reviews: 20


This is an awesome Effect, and I love how you were clear in your title transform Photo to Painting. Some might think that this is how Digital Painting is made. I spend hundreds of hours to learn anatomy and paint from scratch even when the end result sometimes look exactly like the reference (in case of photo studies. People should know the difference. Anyway, I love your tutorials a lot, you share a lot of awesome tricks which I use to make the final result look better.
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PiXimperfect I'd like to know the pixel dimensions and resolution you are working on with this image, or what you prefer. I notice at 300 dpi, my paintbrush tends to get choppy, but I always feel like I need to be working at 300 dpi in order to assure a clean output at any size. Do you have any recommendations? That might make a great video!
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M a beginner. n I tried this trick (tho I don't have a pentab n all the brushes) it worked kinda well in the first attempt tho it wasn't smooth. so I try soft round brush to fix it n it kinda looked nice. so thank you again for all your tutorials. helps a lot to beginners like myself
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Sad that am a beginner in photoshop but thanks to you that i have learn a lot all of your video i have downloaded i usually use mouse but looking forward to get a wacom pad or drawing tablet please recommend to me the best drawing tool for my laptop hp dual core thanks alot
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Sometimes the Brush ( Kyle Real Oil 01 ) doesn't work after using the eraser on the same part ( same layer )
Also Sometimes the brush wont work for some areas for the top layer but instead work on the same part with different layer ( Previous Layers )

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Awesome tutorial Unmesh! One doubt: at 12. 10 you smudge the eye lashes and at around 12. 42 you magically get back those eyelashes. Do you draw them or am I missing something? Watched your video 3-4 times, figure this out.
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hey pixim, Absolutely love your videos.
question, is there an easier way to rotate the paint brush rather than having to go in the brush settings all the time? if anyone can help id appreciate it soooo much. (I use a MAC)

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I put many part of body from pictures on internet, then draw it with the brush. The best one, i dont think so much about light color. I use my mouse to draw it all. Some take me 20 hours. But so goodm thank u for tip.
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You are Great. Made me buy a tablet yesterday and now I begin to learn. Working with a mouse for 40 years it's not that easy. I really appreciate all your effort. Been looking at a lot of your lessons. Thanks
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why not just buy some paints, a canvas, and brushes and learn to paint? At least that way you don't have to learn TWO skills at once. The other way you have to become a photoshop expert AND an artist.
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Hello there, amazing tutorial and great educational skills! I would like to ask you how long did it take for transforming this photo into a digital oil painting please?
Thabk you in advance.

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Excellent video! One question: How did you add the eyelashes. I saw you choose from different ones during the speed edit, but you didn't explain how to do them. Would love to know. Thanks!
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You are a natural as an instructor. Your tutorials are so easy to follow because you explain everything and always approach your viewers in a friendly and patient way. Awesome videos, thanks!
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Good tutorial, thanks. I couldn't get the brushes work the way I want however, but I guess that's a matter of reference picture being of such bad quality (and small.
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You did very well explaining your steps. However, you need to cover how you handled the eyelashes. How did you paint them back in? Thanks for your tutorials!
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wow, beautiful but lots of work, need $1000 clients for this beautiful technique maybe for a wall portrait or something very nice from my wedding collection
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Do We Need to Click Everytime While painting a stroke ( making a line of strokes From left to right ) Or Just holding & making those little strokes is alright?
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Hi, i recently saw these brushes Intapressionist photoshop brushes, turning a picture into a painting. just thought it might be interesting for future video
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Hi, thanks for a great tutorial, but i have a question as well, how did you do the eyelashes? if you can explain a little bit more. thanks again
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Try using oil paints first to learn how to paint and then try to create a tutorial. What you created does not look like a painting at all!
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