Photoshop CS: Sketches Picture 1
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Method 1 :
Step 1 .
- Right click on Background > Duplicate layer . (or Ctrl + J) to duplicate the layer
- Rename the new layer copied to "English way"
- Click on the "Go to page" layer> Filter > Stylize > Find edges => Change the image to stylized shape with colored stroke strokes
Photoshop CS: Sketches Picture 2
Figure 2
Step 2 . Change the picture to black and white
- Image > Adjustments > Destaturate (or Ctrl + Shift + u)
Photoshop CS: Sketches Picture 3
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Step 3 . Change the light level
- Image > Adjustments > Levels . (or Ctrl + L)
- Change the channel light level
Photoshop CS: Sketches Picture 4
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Finally you will get a pencil sketch
Photoshop CS: Sketches Picture 5
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Method 2
Step 1 .
- Right click on Background > Duplicate layer . (or Ctrl + J) to duplicate the layer
- Change the name of the new copy to "You go to page"
- Click on the layer "Go to the"> Image > adjustments > Destaturate (or Ctrl + Shift + u) => Change the image to a black and white image.
Photoshop CS: Sketches Picture 6
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Step 2
- Duplicate layer "You go to page". Now this new layer is called "copy page"
- Note that you are selecting the layer "you go to the copy page"> Image > adjustments > Invert (or ctrl + I) to reverse the highlights of the image
Photoshop CS: Sketches Picture 7
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Step 3
- Right click on the layer "go to copy"> Blending options .> Set Blend mode: Color Dodge
Photoshop CS: Sketches Picture 8
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Don't worry if you see the image disappearing, there are only a few dots left on the image.
Step 4
- Filter > Blur > Gaussition Blur Set small pixels for Radius
Photoshop CS: Sketches Picture 9
Figure 9
The final step to finish sketching.
- Fiter > noise > Add noise
Photoshop CS: Sketches Picture 10
Figure 10
Now try comparing the results of both ways and you'll notice the difference in the strokes.
Photoshop CS: Sketches Picture 11
Figure 11
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