welcome
Courtney, 16, October 17th,
taken and in love,
Subway employee,
junior, valid license, best friend;
Sidney, straight-A student, aspires to be a
teacher, participates in
choir,
brunette, has
blue eyes.
Favorites:
Boyfriend, Harry Potter,
Taylor Swift, Glee,
Sex and the City, Clothes,
Music, Cell phone, Computer,
Dolphins, Perfect Chemistry,
Sarah Dessen books, Designing,
Books.
Dislikes:
Drama, catty girls, bad hair days,
Lies, getting yelled at, Forgetting something,
Being Ignored.
affiliates
recent updates
• 7/25 - new lay and DIV containers
• 7/27 - new free layout, stock images, brushes
information
Owner: Courtney
Opened: August 27, 2008
Reopened: June 22, 2010
Host:
Slivernet
Online:
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Unique Hits:
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Pixelate
This tutorial was made in
Adobe Photoshop CS3, and used in that, or higher. They are not to be redistributed, please credit.
Step 1. Choose your picture, and then duplicate it.
Step 2. Go to Filter>Pixelate>Mosaic.
Step 3. Now, if you want your entire image in pixels, then you are done. But I, only want a part of it. So I will be taking my brush, which I set to 145px and 40% hardness, and running it around where I don't want pixels, on the BACKGROUND COPY.
Your image should look like this:
Step 4. Add text and then your done!
Final Image:
