Stencil Art
I'm gonna teach you how to achieve this stencil art effect on your regular image just by playing with the filters and adjustment layers in Photoshop.
Step 2: Duplicate your background layer two times.
This is your layer palette now.
Step 3: Click the eye icon to the left of Background copy 2 layer to make that layer invisible.
Step 4: Select Background copy layer.
Then go to Filter> Artistic> Cutout and apply these settings:
Step 5: Now select Background copy 2 layer.
Go to Layer> New Adjustment Layer> Hue/Saturation and apply these following setting:
Step 6: Go to Layer> New Adjustment Layer> Levels.
Slide the 3 sliders shown below until you get a good balance of black, gray and white area on your image.
Here's is my setting:
This is my Image now:
Step 7: Then go to Layer> New Adjustment Layer> Brightness and Contrast. Adjust the brightness and contrast settings to further enhance the stencil effect on your image.
Here's the settings:
Now Image looks like:
Step 8: Now select Background copy 2 layer.
Click the box beside the Background copy 2 layer to make it visible.
Step 9: Now select Background copy 2 layer.
Set the layer blending mode to 'Lighten' and Opacity to '68%'.
My Final Result!
2 Comments:
Can you telle me how to put the color in this picture now..? like the black is blue?
By Anonymous, At August 19, 2009 at 10:29 AM
I love this sketch making tutorial. It's really so easy to understand. Thanks
Raster To vector/clipping path service/Background Removal
By Robert Smith, At June 10, 2018 at 10:04 PM
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