Which Software Can Do This?

I went to a framing store today to ask the owner how long it takes to turn work around if I needed some prints matted and framed for an 8x12 picture and he was very nice.

He did ask me if I knew of a software that does this

http://www.warhols.com​/portraits.html

The ones of movie stars - as a picture with lots of colors. He said several of his customers are asking to have that done for their portraits and I didn't know what software he could buy that does that with digital pictures.

If anyone can help me, I'd appreciate it.

Photoshop LSD version.

A graphic artist. On LSD.

Seriously, they look as though they were done by a good graphic artist.

what is photoshop LSD? i cant seem to find any info on it.

wickedik wrote in post #3116854
what is photoshop LSD? i cant seem to find any info on it.

Now that's funny!

Some look like they could be re-created with difference clouds and some layer blending. Get in there and play with Photoshop, whenever I carelessly play with combining lots of weird settings I get things that somewhat look like these. A little careful planning should yield good stuff!

It's Warhol, it's a unique style that should be defined before taught. Seriously, Warhol is a great artist and a representation of pop culture.

Yes, and what the store owner wanted was similar to Warhol in every way, but he has framed some artwork that was done with digital images and software adjusted. He wanted to know if there was a way he could do that to his daughter's portrait. The person he hired didn't do the job the way he wanted, so he's wondering if there was a way for him to do it. I haven't seen anything like that in the forum, but I can't believe you can't do that with a software that is already out there.

you can try this software
http://www.fotoview.nl​/

There is a filter in Photoshop. I think it's called Cutout. Filter > Artistic > Cutout I think.

Then, just mess around with colors and the settings of the Cutout.

There is a tutorial here although I'm not sure it is exactly what you are after.

http://www.melissaclif​ton.com/tutorial-warholphoto.html

Another tutorial at the same site for pop art

http://www.melissaclif​ton.com/tutorial-popart.html

Yet another link to a different tutorial on a different site

http://www.photoshopsu​pport.com …l-pop-art-silkscreen.html

I do like the effect given by tutorial number three.

I know you asked for software to do this but I'm not sure any exists as each image will have different requirements although the link posted by klinz looks promising. It all depends whether your framing man already has PS or not.

Pugwash wrote in post #3120378
There is a tutorial here although I'm not sure it is exactly what you are after.

http://www.melissaclif​ton.com/tutorial-warholphoto.html

Another tutorial at the same site for pop art

http://www.melissaclif​ton.com/tutorial-popart.html

Yet another link to a different tutorial on a different site

http://www.photoshopsu​pport.com …l-pop-art-silkscreen.html

I do like the effect given by tutorial number three.

I know you asked for software to do this but I'm not sure any exists as each image will have different requirements although the link posted by klinz looks promising. It all depends whether your framing man already has PS or not.

Now top 2 are really inspiring. Great find. Thanks for sharing. Some amazing techniques and artists, specially link 2.
Cheers
Vlad

Yes, thank you for the links. I e-mailed the storeowner. I think he will be happy with the links. I think I will try them as well. Thanks.

http://www.photo-freeware.net/andy-warhol-replicator.php

will this one do it?

Another one! Thanks. I love this forum