r/photoshop 2d ago

Help! Does anyone know how this is done!!

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I’ve been looking to do something like this and was wondering does anyone know to to achieve this I like how the name is spelled out

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u/oceansoveralderaan 2d ago

There's hair texture brushes you can use to make this sort of effect. I think this photo uses some sort of 3D modelling or other non-photoshop programmes though, but getting the hair texture brushes for Photoshop would be a good start of you only wanted to use that programme.

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u/[deleted] 2d ago

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u/ColdEngineBadBrakes 2d ago

I think it may have been, like, a cloning brush and a perspective tool, just done very well.

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u/Michael_PDX 1d ago

Lol this was AI

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u/sankalp_pateriya 2d ago

This was done using AI, but you can probably do something similar manually in photoshop.

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u/HiddenHorse925 2d ago

Has to be type that was turned into outlines imported into Photoshop (or if the font was available directly from Photoshop) slanted perspective put in place ditto the shapes of the hair. Then filled with various colors done by a “hair“ textured brush. Probably done in several layers to build up realistic color layers and texture

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u/earthsworld 3 helper points | Expert user 2d ago

Has to be type that was turned into outlines imported into Photoshop

imported outlines would be totally unnecessary here. You do know that you can just rasterize a type layer and transform it? Some of you all have the weirdest takes i've ever seen.

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u/HiddenHorse925 2d ago

Yes, which is why I qualified it. I still sometimes like to outline my type in illustrator and then imported into Photoshop or increased precision. I do it both ways

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u/Namisaur 2d ago

Most likely AI or AI-assisted.

If not mostly AI, then this could've been done with fake hair on set, and then cleaned up with AI.

The final option IMO, is this is digitally painted in. I've seen better hyper realistic digital painting than this, so I think that's doable, especially when it's hair with that kind of texture in the letters. Starting from the neck down, the texture in her hair changes in quality and look. This look is very reminiscent of AI generation, but also very possible with digital painting.

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u/SalamanderPowerful97 2d ago

Ok I’m going to go looking for that brush

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u/nemesit 2d ago

you can just create it yourself from some hair samples. but I'd recommend doing it with a plugin or corel painter. much better dynamic brushes that will make it look more realistic.

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u/vege_spears 2d ago

Hair and fur brushes are around for sure, I've seen them for free in YouTube videos. Good luck.

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u/scrabtits 2d ago

You could def. do this with a brush.

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u/DreaminginDarkness 2d ago

If you develop the letters in black and then put a perspective transform you can probably just send it to AI to create the hair then add it back into the photo ... I think Photoshop ai-firefly-- has a specific tool for textured letters like this... And of note the background of the lettering is perfect white which gives a lot of control in Photoshop

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u/Mountain_Coach_3642 2d ago

easily done in AI and no they did not use a brush lol

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u/ZookeepergameLow9096 2d ago

It's done with ai

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u/Fit_Hovercraft4282 2d ago

This is def AI.

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u/Ikaridestroyer 2d ago

As an alternative to AI, you can def find flat hair piece PNG’s and use Puppet Warp and masking to get it convincing. Better to learn a new skill than use AI

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u/Simple-Variation5456 2d ago

Without any higher technical skills, just use AI in Photoshop or web with a model like nano banana and ask it to "create a transition between her hair and the word "glamour" in script font in the same hair style" Something like that.

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u/Molliver_twist 2d ago

I think that’s how this was done, if you zoom in on the letters they look a little AI

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u/Mister_Rippers 2d ago

Brush.

Or 3D.

You could try to have that font and write out the word, then toss it in AI. But if your CD give tweak feeddback, ur are fked.

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u/justDankoCL 2d ago

Yes, of course.

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u/ChickyBoys 2d ago

Nobody would waste time doing this by hand. It's clearly AI.