This is one of my favourite digital experiments, because it combines photography, typography and a lot of colours. For this experiment I followed a tutorial to help me through the process of this.
The first step was to open two new document in Adobe Photoshop, one for the text and one for the image. To start off with I had to select the shadows and mid-tones of the images and copy them into a new layer. Once I had done that I clicked into the other document, this is where is pasted the song lyrics to make a brush stamp. The the font I used was called 'Giddyup Std, the text really appealed to me because of how hand written it looked.
I then saved the lyrics and the song title/artist name as a brush. This meant that I was able to add this to the image. Going back to the images, I made a new layer to add the text to it. I used different size brushes all over the image to get an overlay of the lyrics. After that I then went into the blending options and chose the colours I wanted to use, making sure they suited the correct artist. After picking the right colours and gradient, I then used a soft brush with the opacity turned down slightly, to define the areas of the singers faces to get the artist the showing through the lyrics.
Finally I then added the artist name and the name of the song to the design, making sure it was black so people would know who the artist/band and song. Above are the original images that I used to create the photo typography design. Below are the final outcomes that I created with the reason why I chose the photo, colours and lyrics.