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Paint effect in Wachovia commercial
Greetings,
Looking for a down and dirty way to achieve the random “paint-on” effect seen in this Wachovia bank commercial. The paint appears to be reacting to the various light and dark areas of the house in the image.https://wsm.ezsitedesigner.com/share/users/30/308035/websites/390504/19/preview/images/paint_on.mov
Many thanks!!!
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5 Replies
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My Guess:
Take a reference photo. In PS use masks to break up the photo into individual layers (each layer will be a reveal group). Add a water color filter to get the look right. Import these layers into AE. Animate simple feathered masks to ‘enlarge’ over a few seconds to reveal that layer. Do this for each layer and offset them in time a bit from each other.
Chris Smith
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Looks like Studio Artist to me, I’ve seen great stuff from it but never really played around with it myself, I think it’s mac only. You could also render an image sequence of a transition between two images and batch one of the stylize paint effects in photoshop, or you could use the brush strokes filter, you could use different settings for different parts of the image and composite them together. It’s going to take a bit of work no matter what you do if you want it to look nice.
Glenn Stewart
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Reading your post, my first thought was gradient wipe with a custom mask, butlooking at the link it looks more like a solarise effect being removed to me …
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Worked on this project… It was done by hand with layered masks… no filters
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No filters or no third party plugins?
Glenn Stewart
1k studiosPS Nice Work!!
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