Abstract Portraiture with Photoshop and After Effects

How to Make Your Work More Abstract

A course by Klarens Malluta , Visual Artist

100% positive reviews (68)

2,035 students

Audio: English

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About the video: How to Make Your Work More Abstract

Overview

“Finally, I will show you three ways to make your portrait more abstract.”

In this video lesson Klarens Malluta addresses the topic: How to Make Your Work More Abstract, which is part of the Domestika online course: Abstract Portraiture with Photoshop and After Effects. Use digital tools to transform conventional portraits into unique and colorful works of art.

Partial transcription of the video

“How to Make Your Work More Abstract It is time to take everything a little further. Let me show you some quick tricks to make your work more abstract. I will show you three ways to make your images more abstract or colorful. For that, I've opened the two first projects that we did. I can use this one. First of all, let's unlock this. Let's make a copy of this. The first thing that I will show you is the Wind effect. Go to Filter, Stylize and Wind. It has the Wind effect, the Blast effect and the Stagger effect, and the Duration From the Right or From the Left. Here's From the Left and here'...”

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Course summary for: Abstract Portraiture with Photoshop and After Effects

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (68)
2035 students
4 units
17 lessons (2h 33m)
1 download

Category
3D & Animation
Software
Adobe After Effects, Adobe Photoshop
Areas
2D Animation, Animation, Digital Illustration

Klarens Malluta

A course by Klarens Malluta

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Visual Artist

Klarens Malluta is a freelance visual artist from Albania. For three years, he has been creating original visual compositions and uploading them daily on social media, compiling over 1000 pieces since he began. His experimental style mixes different techniques and software to bring new, colorful ideas to life.

With an aesthetic often described as trippy, psychedelic, or futuristic, Klarens work creating cover art and other visuals has led him to collaborate with several musicians and labels, including DJ Snake, Ultra Music, The Galantis, Jackboy, Adobe, and Empire Records. You can find his work online on Instagram and Behance.