PS teaches you to draw "Ode to Joy" Watercolor style poster

Recently there is a "Ode to Joy," the TV series is very hot, posters have done very well, today gifted @ security eggs to the students to bring a copy of the tutorial, the effect of super dazzle, and the operation is particularly simple, welcomed the students to their favorite love beans to a picture.

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First, let's take a look at the final chart of the tutorial:

The first step, we have to find a suitable picture on the Internet, it is best to find a relatively clean background and background color of the picture, so that we have to eliminate the steps to pull the map, I am looking for the following picture.

Second, copy a layer of pictures, use the image-adjust-go color, turn the picture to black and white, and turn off the background layer (I copied a layer out to do just personal habits)

The third step is to use the Curve tool to increase the contrast of the picture.

The fourth step is to copy a layer of images, perform an image-adjust-threshold operation, adjust the threshold values appropriately, and change the layer blending mode to multiply.

Step Fifth, merge the two layers and add a white layer underneath them.

The sixth step, to import their own online looking at the watercolor material pictures, put the topmost position, and turn off small eyes.

The seventh step, select the character layer below the material, ctrl+alt+2 Select the high light, get the high light part of the selection.

Step eighth, use this selection to add a mask for the material layer (in the case of a selection, select to the material layer, press the Add Layer mask key), and turn off the display of the character layer, open the material layer of small eyes.

The Nineth step, choose to mask, ctrl+i reverse phase.

Step tenth, import more footage, copy the mask from the material layer to the other footage, and change the blending mode of the layer to multiply.

It's basically done here, and then you can create more people to put them together in the same way.

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