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Animating a paint effect
by Haydn Nilson on Feb 29, 2008 at 1:16:47 pm

Hi all,


I am currently working on a project that requires me to take some GV's of city and turn them into impressionistic paintings, rather like this:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/manchester/content/images/2007/12/06/spencer_coms_01_4...


I have managed to recreate this effect quite well in photoshop using a range of smart filters & masks (hue/sat, paint daubs etc)but now im wondering what the best way is to convert this in video;

Actually as im writing this ive just realised; I can import video straight into Photoshop now, and apply the filters across the moving footage - not just a still capture... hmmm... but then I wonder if you can apply smart filters to footage? Hmmm, ill do some tests...


Ok, so on to question 2:

How can I animate the transition betweeen the clean footage and the painted version?

Obviously i could do a straight dissolve, but that would be a bit dull, woould be nicer to animate the paint strokes somehow, but I need to find a relatively quick & easy way of doing this, maybe faking it with an animated mask? Or using a deform grid (or whatever there called) ost he paint layer appears to follow the countours of the buildings... hmmm?


Anyway advice welcome,

Thanks in advance,


N


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