Sliding Slices

This is excellent PS practice for our next project. If you like this look/ effect, consider doing a series with sliding and weaving!!

Choose a fabulous portrait you have taken.

Make an 11x14 300 ppi PS document.

Place your portrait on it, but make sure there is space above and below it!

1. Using the ruler (command and ' )
2. Select one row of your image and click Command and J to duplicate it on it's own layer.
3. Do this for EVERY slide of your image.
4. Once every slice has been duplicated on it's own layer, turn the background layer off.
5. Use the move tool to move your images up and down to create this awesome look!!!
6. You must have a minimum of 20 slices- this gives the best effect.

Turn it in as #_sliding_last name first name.jpeg

Here is a different look, but a very fun way to play with an image by sliding and slicing!

Place your portrait on an 11x14 300 ppi PS doc.

Using your marquee tool, cut your image into 3 parts.

To do this:

Select the top part of your image and Click command and J.

Repeat this for the other parts of the image.

Once you have selected the entire face, turn off the background layer.

Your layers should look something like this:

Move the center piece sideways.

Add another image (finger or person) to create the illusion of it being pushed.

Add a mask so it is a clean additon

Turn it in as #_pushing_last name first name.jpeg