Photoshop creates heavy color style non-mainstream photo effects

Original picture

final renderings

Open the original image in Photoshop, select the menu: Image-Levels, select RGB, red, and green channel settings respectively, as shown in Figure 1, Figure 2, and Figure 3. The effect is shown in Figure 4.

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Select the Polygonal Lasso Tool, draw out the face selection as shown in Figure 5, press Ctrl + ALT + D and set the Feather value to 3, then press Ctrl + C to copy and then press Ctrl + V to paste the effect as shown in Figure 6

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Return to the background layer, select the menu: Filter-Brush Stroke-Dark Line Settings as shown in Figure 7, the effect is shown in Figure 8

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Press Ctrl + Shift + F to fade out the dark line parameter settings as shown in Figure 9, and the effect as shown in Figure 10

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Select the face layer as shown in Figure 11, select the Polygonal Lasso Tool, pull out the eyes, press Ctrl + ALT + D to feather the value to 3, and then press Ctrl + Alt + F to perform dark line processing on the eyes as shown in Figure 13, and another One eye is treated the same way. The effect is as shown in Figure 14

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Create a new layer at the top and fill it with the color value: #50c8f4, then change the layer blending mode to: Color Deepening, the effect is as shown in Figure 15

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Then create a new layer at the top and fill it with the color value: #fc9b44. Then change the layer blending mode to: Multiply and change the layer transparency to 65%. The effect is as shown in Figure 16. Then press SHIFT+CTRL+E to merge All layers.

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Select the Polygonal Lasso Tool, snap the face (excluding the eyes) as shown in Figure 17, press Ctrl + ALT + D and set the Feather value to 3. Then select the menu: Filter - Brush Style - Shadow Line Settings as shown in Figure 18.

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Select menu: Edit-Fade hatch line settings as shown in Figure 20,

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.Select menu: Image-Adjust Levels effect as shown in Figure 23

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Select the menu: Filter - Liquify. Select the tool in the left column to adjust the character's face (self-adjustment). The effect is as shown in Figure 25.

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Finally add text to get the final effect.

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