Photoshop creates antique non-mainstream effects

This tutorial mainly introduces the production method of classical non-mainstream effects. The idea is to adjust the approximate color of the picture, and then continuously use filter textures to superimpose it. As long as you are satisfied with the effect.

Original picture

final effect


1. Open the original image and press Ctrl + J to copy a layer, then change the layer blending mode to "Multiply", then add a layer mask to erase the character part, the effect is as shown in Figure 1


<Figure 1>

2. Create a new layer and press Ctrl + Shift + Alt + E to stamp the layer, then set the foreground color to: #033F5D, set the background color to: #624106, execute the menu: Filter > Render > Layered Clouds, OK Then change the layer blending mode to "Soft Light", the effect is as shown in Figure 2

<Figure 2>

3. Create a new layer and fill it with color: #1096AA, then execute the menu: Filter > Texture > Texture, and set the parameters as shown in Figure 3. After confirmation, execute the menu: Filter > Artistic Effect > Shading Effect, and set the parameters as shown in the figure. 4. After confirmation, change the layer blending mode to "Overlay". The effect is as shown in Figure 5.

<Figure 3>

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4. Create a new layer and press the letter "D" to restore the front background color to the default black and white, then execute the menu: Filter > Render > Clouds, then change the layer blending mode to "Overlay" and add a layer mask. The effect of wiping out the face is shown in Figure 6.

<Figure 6>
5. Create a new layer and use the black and white gradient tool to draw the radial gradient shown in Figure 7, then change the layer blending mode to "Overlay" and the layer opacity to: 40%. The effect is shown in Figure 8.

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6. Press Ctrl + Alt + ~ to bring up the highlight selection, fill it with color: #FAE2A9, and change the layer blending mode to "Multiply", the effect is as shown in Figure 9

<Figure 9>
7. Press Ctrl + Alt + ~ to bring up the highlight selection and fill it with white, as shown in Figure 10

<Figure 10>

8. Create a new layer and press Ctrl + Shift + Alt + E to stamp the layer, then change the layer blending mode to "Soft Light" and the layer opacity to: 50%, the effect is as shown in Figure 11

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9. Create a new layer and fill it with the silk pattern effect as shown in Figure 12.

<Figure 12>

10. Merge all layers and use the Burn and Dodge tool to adjust the overall light and shade to complete the final effect.

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