#contentawarefill

Discover how to transform your images effortlessly with the power of Photoshop's Content-Aware Fill tool.

By mastering this tool, you can:

- Remove distracting elements with precision

- Enhance the composition of your photographs

* Imagine reclaiming the beauty of your shots, free from any undesirables, with just a few clicks.

As a seasoned Photoshop expert, I've helped countless photographers and designers achieve pristine, captivating images by leveraging the full potential of Content-Aware Fill. Our comprehensive guide has already empowered thousands to elevate their editing skills.

Idols and sacred carvings. Models to be impressed upon. Imagery, burned in the mind. Messaging - subliminal. Power lies in the fear beneath closed eyes.

Using Adobe Photoshop’s Content-Aware Fill (Edit>Content-Aware Fill).

CONTENT-AWARE FILL IMG_6764

[DIGITAL ARTWORK, 2023]

‘Bespoke imagery, rasterised, sampled, scaled, repeated and replaced by Adobe Photoshop’s Content-Aware AI tool.’

IMAGE SOURCE: ‘IMG_6764.HEIC’ of a Gold engraved plaque of the Virgin Mary holding a baby Jesus Christ.

TYPEFACES: ‘Kern Condensed Medium’ by Pizza Typefaces.

When walking, signs can be everywhere. From decaying roadkill - warning of the inevitability and fragility of life. To a burning bush - a message from a higher power. Cognition is great isn’t it? Minds see outside of reality. Building upon image. Making image. Creating culture. Legacy. It is int his struggle, that relativity is born. Understanding beyond the sense. Connection. Community. Audience. Where is yours?

Using Adobe Photoshop’s Content-Aware Fill (Edit>Content-Aware Fill).

CONTENT-AWARE FILL IMG_6055

[DIGITAL ARTWORK, 2023]

‘Bespoke imagery, rasterised, sampled, scaled, repeated and replaced by Adobe Photoshop’s Content-Aware AI tool.’

IMAGE SOURCE: ‘IMG_6055.HEIC’ of a tree illuminated by a Red light.

TYPEFACES: ‘Kern Condensed Medium’ by @pizzatypefaces.

This series almost seems interrupted by its very centre-point. In a way it’s now dated. The tool itself, outdated. Adobe Photoshop’s AI Beta has been put out in the world. Tested. Adored. Now, leaving its predecessor Content-Aware Fill obsolete. Unworkable. Replaced. Such is the way of technology. Constantly iterating and leaving a path of dead (tech) bodies.

Using Adobe Photoshop’s Content-Aware Fill (Edit>Content-Aware Fill).

CONTENT-AWARE FILL IMG_7042

[DIGITAL ARTWORK, 2023]

‘Bespoke imagery, rasterised, sampled, scaled, repeated and replaced by Adobe Photoshop’s Content-Aware AI tool.’

IMAGE SOURCE: ‘IMG_7042HEIC’ of a burning incense stick taken at my flat.

TYPEFACES: ‘Kern Condensed Medium’ by @pizzatypefaces.

Machines learning. Processing. Outputting. Overheating. Breaking Down. Disconnecting. Reproducing. Consuming. Communicating. Colling Down. Updating. Can the same not be Sade for humans?

Using Adobe Photoshop’s Content-Aware Fill (Edit>Content-Aware Fill).

CONTENT-AWARE FILL IMG_5410

[DIGITAL ARTWORK, 2023]

‘Bespoke imagery, rasterised, sampled, scaled, repeated and replaced by Adobe Photoshop’s Content-Aware AI tool.’

IMAGE SOURCE: ‘IMG_5410.HEIC’ taken inside @thebakerydesks studio from my camera roll.

TYPEFACES: ‘Kern Condensed Medium’ by @pizzatypefaces.

Using Adobe Photoshop’s Content-Aware Fill (Edit>Content-Aware Fill…), introduced in CS5, and further developed in several iterations since; the tool by credited author Todor Georgiev, uses AI technology to sample and blend the best replacement pixels for a selected area. Typically the tool is used to remove blemishes, and ‘smarten up’ imagery. An unwanted area of damage. De-cluttering backgrounds. However, using the tool inversely yields different results. Instead of removing and eliminating unwanted sections, the entire image is the unwanted section. Scaling, repeating and blending the small sample into a larger canvas, until the final result is a mottled, incomprehensible regurgitation of pixel mess - resembling nothing of the original article.

Presenting “CONTENT-AWARE FILL.”

CONTENT-AWARE FILL IMG_5708

[DIGITAL ARTWORK, 2023]

‘Bespoke imagery, rasterised, sampled, scaled, repeated and replaced by Adobe Photoshop’s Content-Aware AI tool.’

IMAGE SOURCE: ‘IMG_5708.HEIC’ taken inside The Bakery studio from my camera roll.

TYPEFACES: ‘Kern Condensed Medium’ by Pizza Typefaces.