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Pencil Effect


Step 1

Select part (Select Menu > Select All) of the image and copy it. Create a new image (With the image in the memory, Photoshop will create the fitting pixel width and height) and paste it in there. Make sure it is above a white background layer.

image 1

Step 2

Make the image black and white by going to the Desaturate tool. (Image Menu > Adjustments > Desaturate) Add the Find Edges filter (Filter Menu > Stylize > Find Edges) to make the image look more like a drawing.

image 2

Step 3

Duplicate (Layer > Duplicate Layer) this layer and fill the background layer with white. Lastly set the opacity percentage on the duplicated layer to a level in which makes the image look less black, which would be around 50%.

Pencil Effect



Author's URL: Exile
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