Lego Portrait | Bob Marley | Adobe Photoshop Tutorial

In this tutorial, I am going to demonstrate how to create a portrait in Adobe Photoshop inspired by Lego.

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DOWNLOAD LINKS:

Project Folder / Image Pack / Pattern Plugin:

All Jpeg Flats:

EXAMPLE PSD DOCS:

[Pattern Plugin should be installed before opening PS docs]

Albert Einstein

Arnold Schwarzenegger

Andy Warhol

Bill Gates

Bob Marley

Charlie Sheen

Elvis

Freddie Mercury

Gandhi

Henry Ford

Kate Moss

Queen Elizabeth II

Steve Jobs

Tiger

Van Gough

Whitney Houston

Yoda

Enjoy

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[davidwhite]

By far the BEST comprehensive Lego tutorial on YouTube! Thank you for your generosity.

[GarethDavidStudio]

On PC you have to navigate to your program files / Adobe / Photoshop, and locate your Presets folder. Once you have downloaded the lego_squares.pat file, drop it into that folder. Open Photoshop and it should work for you then. Also I have learnt that in PS you can go to File / Open, and open the .pat file as well. Hope one of those works.

[GarethDavidStudio]

The Lego squares are in fact taken from real Lego block. I simply multiplied the block and changed the colour to make multiple new patterns.

[deaconabstrakt]

Great tut! Very informative and and to the point!!

[GarethDavidStudio]

Hi there, what are you having problems with? the lego pieces.psd, or the lego pieces.pat file.

[fitralatupono]

i always love the tutorials u made.. i've watched all of em :D anyway i love it when u says "backgroud" it's amazing pronounced :D
once again TIA! LOVE YA

[kenlezzy]

Awesome Job and Great TUTs, Tasty.
Every Single Tutorial is very well Articulated and Easy to understand.
Thank you for sharing and please keep up the Great job !

Best Regards,
Kenneth.

[joseescarcega]

Just in case you haven't solve this yet, before you move the colors make sure you click on rgb on your picture, when its done, simply drag the colors (same thing happened to me and this solved the issue).

[JHand]

Thanks for sharing!
This is some sweet stuff!!

[kingkas]

I really enjoy this tutorial bro thanks

[katep]

Thank you so much. I love how you explain why to do the things to do :) 

[جنرالشنايدرمؤسسالمقطعةفرنسية]

Thank you very much, tell me what is the name of this program

[TheAafiat]

great tutorial! i appreciate it TastyTuts !!
but how do i change the size of the portrait ? example if i want to make the portrait 92 x 92 brick?

[GiovanniIannitti]

Thanks for your great tutorial!!! If I wish to make for example Lego logo in the same way its' possible or there are some varations?

Thanks again :)

[Hamabeadart]

When I open color overlay don't appear the color box and color picker and everythind is red...

[WARDQ]

your so smart haha ;D this is awesome <3 keep it up bro (:

[JamieToh]

Bro, where did you download the lego_squares.pat?

[inSTinKGrafykz]

Hi, I am currently using Photoshop CS6 on a PC. I have tried to open both the ._lego pieces.psd and the ._lego squares.pat file and both do not work. The psd file says, " Could not complete you request because it is not a valid Photoshop document." and when I try to open the pattern it says, " This pattern file is bad or corrupt." I've tried placing it into the the presets folder as well. Program files/ Adobe/ Photoshop/ Presets/ Patterns. That doesn't work either. Anything you can do to help? By the way I enjoy these videos! Keep them coming!  

[bradjames]

I downloaded the project folder but there is no pattern plug-in in it. Please help.

[jolienahi]

How did you create the lego squares for the pattern??