Collages emerged as a distinct art form in the late 20th century and have been gaining immense popularity since their arrival. Now they are categorized into various types with various...
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Image posterization simplifies them by reducing the number of colors or tones, resulting in limited, distinct, and flat-colored graphics. Though having the specification of limited colors, the posterization process expresses...
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Color pop, or color splash, is a selective coloring technique that desaturates or turns specific areas of an image into black or white. The contrast between the absence of color...
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The feathering technique applies a gradual changeover or blending over the edges of an image or a selected area within an image to make more natural shifts between components or...
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Sunburst images are visually catchy and tempting due to dispersing light and rays extending outward from a central point. This dynamic effect introduces thrill, animation, and spriteliness to the image,...
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The image-slicing technique is abundantly used in web development and graphic design for single-image segmentation purposes, with each segment or slice holding the identity of an individual image, which can...
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The greenscreen effect or chroma keying works on the images shooted with green or blue background and replaces the background or subject with another. After removing the green or blue...
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Adding alpha channels to your images has great visual significance in maximizing their splendour owing to transparency effects, startling graphics, soft edges, and realistic shadow effects. Due to their graphic...
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Setting vanishing points in images is a worthy approach to amending perspectives and distortions using imaginary parallel lines that seem to meet each other at the same points. Introducing vanishing...
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CMYK colours represent four primary printing ink colours: cyan, magenta, yellow, and key(black), each with a specific percentage composition to produce the intended colour effects in your image printout. Unlike...
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Matte painting can modify images by transforming its whole setting and background and producing an entirely new composition, except for the unaltered subject, which also looks almost unrecognizable due to...
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The morphological processing technique for images is a fundamental technique that analyses objects' shapes, sizes, and structures and processes many other vital functions in an image. Its main two applications...
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Illustrator's gradient mesh feature creates different kinds of shadow and lighting effects by hitchlessly blending colors within mesh points. These effects make images seem to have a three-dimensional structure, appending...
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The glitch art effect challenges conventional photography aesthetics by turning a squeaky-clean image into surreally distorted, artful images that display imperfections in a perfect manner. It lets viewers ponder over...
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The selective colour technique invokes specific parts of your image to pop out, including the subject, background, or a mix of elements, while keeping the remaining portion of the image...
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Turning a picture into a silhouette simplifies it by focusing on the outline and shape of the subject, removing distracting factors that are thought attractive in traditional images. By Neglecting...
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The rainbow effect adds ravishing color fringes to images and glorifies them, inculcating a natural touch and a sensation of enchantment and majesty. It creates a link between the actual...
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High-contrast images display a sharp difference between the brightest and darkest areas, following diverse tonal ranges of black, white, and sometimes gray shades. The strong contrast aspect of these images...
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Thermal imaging, typically exerted for domains like military, law enforcement, medical, industrial, and research settings, has now ranked the status of an interesting and distinctive tool in digital art and...
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Duotone images contain two shades of the same hue or sometimes two different colors of different hues; both types of duotones complement each other making images more fanciful and reassuring...
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