Name: 在Photoshop中輕鬆將照片變成素描! (Turn Your Photo into Sketch Easily in Photoshop!)
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Unmesh Dinda 0:02 Hi there, this is Unmesh from PiXimperfect.

And today I'm going to share with you a quick and easy way to convert your photos to a simple

You're going to be using the good old ingredients - Blend Modes, Blend If and filters.

The only thing that makes a recipe great is the right combination.

So, without any further ado, let's get started.

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So, here we have our surface image open, the surface on which we're going to place the

So, let's go to our Finder or Explorer and drag and drop in the subject over the canvas,

Over the canvas, not here, over the canvas.

Let's make it a little smaller and place it over the notebook, just like this.

Now when it's time for us to mask out the areas which we do not want in the pencil sketch.

With the Subject layer selected, click on the Mask button right there.

Now, take the brush, make sure the foreground color is black, because black hides, make

the brush a little bigger, with a soft brush just erase the areas which you do not want.

I want to decrease the flow to about 20% because I want to fade the bottom of the subject just

You might as well want to go even lower to maybe 10% when you're working on the subject.

Now, when you're not working on the subject, you can always go higher, maybe 40% and just

With the Subject layer selected, press Ctrl or Command + T, and now, let's make it a little

smaller, place it right over here, that seems to be nice.

Now, once you're ready with this, hit Enter or Return.

Because we want to have the fading of the subject, have a look here, the fading of the

subject needs to be a part of the filter, not just a normal fading.

And for that we need to add a white background.

So, with the Background selected, click on the Adjustment layer icon and choose a Solid

It will be hidden because we're going to change the Blend Mode to Multiply.

Now, as we can see, there's a little bit area left over here.

So select the Subject Mask, take the brush, black as the foreground color and just paint

Now, we need to select both, the Subject and the color Fill layer.

So, select the Subject layer, hold the Ctrl or Command, select the Color Fill layer.

Right click on it and choose Convert to Smart Object.

Now, if you want to access the Mask or any of the Properties, you can always double click

on the thumbnail, a new document will show up with the Mask and everything, the background

And if you want to change anything, change it right here and go to File - Save and it

So I'm just going to simply close this down.

Now, let's change the Blend Mode from Normal to Multiply because Multiply is the Blend

And the Blend Mode - Multiply hides everything which is 100% white.

Have a look at it, it's already giving you a nice effect.

Now it's time for us to apply the Pencil Sketch Filter.

Now inside of that, just make sure this just one filter right there.

If there are more, you're going to select them and click on the Delete button right

So we're going to go under Sketch, and under Sketch, you're going to find Graphic Pen,

and it automatically gives your image very nice sketch effect.

And there are values that you can control.

You can control the Stroke Length, whatever you want, but, I'm going to keep it at 9.

9 works fine for me, and Light/Dark Balance, I'm going to leave it at 57.

Stroke Direction can be anything you want.

You can keep it Horizontal, you can keep it Left Diagonal.

Let's leave it at Right Diagonal for this example, and just hit OK.

When we sketch with a pen or a pencil on a piece of paper, it's never 100% black.

So, to add a little bit of realism, we need to include the texture of the paper into the

So, with the Subject layer selected, double click on the right hand side of the layer,

this opens up the Layer Style dialog box.

Now, take the slider of the underlying layer from right to left.

This takes away the bright areas of the layers which are underneath it from the current layer.

But right now when we take it away, it's very, very harsh, right?

So, hold the Alt or Option, click on the slider to break it apart, and just take it apart.

And have a look at it, the texture of the paper is showing up in here.

You can take it even further if you want to.

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