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Friendly reminder: Provide the black highlight background used in this article at the end of the article!
Original picture:
Rendering:
I really don’t want to adjust the color of this photo! Just make mistakes and create a non-mainstream effect!
OK, let’s get started!
1. Use the cropping tool to select the part you are interested in!
2. Set the image size and width to 220 pixels, and the height depends on the ratio!
3. Carry out microdermabrasion. Here I am using Heda’s microdermabrasion filter. Just follow your personal preference! ! There is no only way!
4. After polishing, open "Image-Adjustment-Brightness/Contrast" parameters as shown in the figure;
5. Open "Image-Adjustment-Color Balance" parameters as shown in the figure;
6. Create a new layer with the foreground color #EC008C
7. Select the brush tool and draw two strokes on the character’s face
8. Change the transparency and filling parameters, depending on personal preferences and effects!
Supplement: It is best to choose a brush with a soft edge! As shown above:
9. Decorate it with a high-gloss background image!
10. Move the picture to the character layer, change the size appropriately, and set the layer mode to brighten; then copy a highlight layer!
Open "Edit - Transform - Vertical Transform" and move the layer to the appropriate position!
11. In the same principle, find a few more black highlight pictures to embellish the picture!
12. Do you think the picture is not attractive at all? Don’t be afraid!
Open "Image-Adjustment-Curve" parameters as shown in the figure
13. Save it first if you feel it is necessary!
14. Open "Layer - Merge Visible Layers", then create a new layer below the merged layer and fill it with white;
15. Use the lasso tool to draw a circle around the edge
16. Switch to "Quick Mask Mode"
17. Open "Filter-Sketch-Watercolor Paper" and the parameters are as shown in the figure;
18. Return to the standard mode for editing; turn on "Select-Inverse Selection" and press the Delete key to delete the selection.
19. Fill the bottom blank layer with #FFFFFF, white. Don’t cancel the selection box in a hurry!
If you forgot to fill it after creating a new layer before, fill it in now! (I just forgot, haha~~)
20. Open "Edit-Stroke" and select the appropriate color! It’s best not to choose black and white!
The stroke parameters are as shown in the figure:
