Video: Turn a Photo into painting in Photoshop.
1. Open Photo Then Duplicate Layer
Open the photo by selecting File>Open menu then duplicate the Background layer three times by pressing Ctrl+J.
Name each according to the filter to be applied, namely from the bottom order Cutout, Dry Brush and Median.
The trick, double click the layer name then type a name and press the Enter key.
Duplicate the layer three times.
2. Give a Cutout Filter to the Cutout Layer.
Click the Cutout layer then select the Filter>Filter Gallery>Artistic>Cutout menu.
Fill in the Number of Levels: 4, Edge Simplicity: 4 and Edge Fidelity: 2.
Click the OK button.
Change the Cutout's Blend Mode to Luminosity.
Apply a cutout filter to the cutout layer and change the blend mode to Luminosity.
3. Apply a Dry Brush Filter.
Click the Dry Brush layer then select the Filter menu>Filter Gallery>Dry Brush.
Fill in the Brush Size: 10, Brush Detail: 10 and Texture: 3.
Click the OK button.
Change the Dry Brush blend mode to Screen.
Give it a Dry Brush filter and change the blend mode to Screen.
4. Provide Median Noise.
Click the Median layer then select the Filter>Noise>Median menu.
Fill in the Radius 25 pixels then click the OK button.
Change the blend mode to Soft Light.
Give a median noise to the median layer and change the blend mode to Soft Light.
Thus finished our painting effect.
Please adjust the settings above depending on your photo.
Here's a photo before the painting effect:
Photo before painting effect.
The following is the result of the painting effect:
Turn a Photo into painting in Photoshop.
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