PS-making "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps" illustration effect

This photoshop photo-processing tutorial will teach you how to create an illustration of Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps. This effect is like the Avatar effect on our notes, although it is not yet perfect, but it can be a quick Photoshop photo processing tutorial. Let's look at the effect chart:

Effect chart

First step

Use Photoshop to open a photo of your favorite, where I'm using a photo of John Arlington.

Figure 01

Second Step

Use image > Adjust > Go color in photoshop (Figure 02).

Figure 02

Third Step

Using image > Adjust > Levels, adjust the black input to 50 to 150, while modifying the gray input to 1.

Parameter settings

Figure 03

Fourth Step

Enter the Photoshop menu "filter > Blur > Surface Blur" To set the radius to 30 pixels and the pavilion value to 20 levels. Save this layer as a displace.psd file. In the following tutorial, we will use two files, one for permutations and one for other designs (Figure 04).

Figure 04

Fifth Step

Undo some settings, restore the picture to the second step state, and store it as a me.psd. Go to the Photoshop menu, use image > Adjust > Levels, and use the following settings:

Parameter settings

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