![]() The second paragraph introduces the 8 layer blend modes for which the Fill slider causes a different effect than the Opacity slider. Should you not already know, that is easily googled. I won't go into how to apply a texture and the blend modes used. Or, you can google for Turing pattern download textures and use what someone else has created. It will provide a more complex texture which resembles this example poster you've shown. ![]() There isn't a narration, but it's slow enough to follow and each step has captions. The person who had mentioned Turing pattern in that Reddit post had added a link to this tutorial. The process eventually results in a more complex texture pattern. When I heard about them, from a post here at Reddit, googled and watched a few tutorials. You might research what is called Turing patterns. When I zoom in on it, it seems far more complex than simple noise or grain. ![]() Now what about that texture that's been applied to the entire poster you've shown. At markedly reduced fill and moderately reduce opacity of course. I use Hard Mix, Vivid Light and Linear Light a lot in my editing. I learned about them from photographer Blake Rudis. Hopefully this will give you some directions for research to learn more about blend modes, especially the Fill Opacity 8 as they're called. Then used the Posterize adjustment layer above that. I did that to one of my headshots just now, then merged up through the the gradient map and set that merged up layer to Hard Mix. When you get to Fill between 20% and 60%, it will probably resemble the middle headshot in your example poster.Īfter that as /u/Teeth_Crook mentioned, you could open a Posterize adjustment layer, probably with its Levels slider around 4.ĭepending upon the headshot you use, and how many colors are within, you could use it as is, or you could apply a gradient map prior to doing what I had suggested with the Hard Mix blend mode. But! If you use the Fill slider, they have interesting effects. If you set a layer to one of these modes with the opacity and fill each at 100%, you gasp in horror! WTF will likely be what you say. Color Dodge, Color Burn, Vivid Light (a combination of color dodge and burn), Linear Dodge, Linear Burn, Linear Light (a combination of Linear dodge and burn), Difference, and Hard Mix. There are eight layer blend modes for which the Fill slider has a different effect than the Opacity slider. On a headshot photo that you have, you can try experimenting. For now we'll ignore the texture that has been applied to the entire poster. We see exaggerated contrast and colors that that are brought to extremes of saturation. That middle fellow who has the syringe bisecting his face. New to Photoshop? Want to know where to start? Read our FAQ wiki, it's just for you! Submit a Tutorial you've found Take a request to create a tutorial (Offer) Ask how to do something in PS Request others edit your pic Test your skills in PS against others If your post or comment suggests piracy of software or someone else's intellectual property you will be banned. If you are submitting articles from a site you are associated with, you are spamming. If your content is good, other people will post it.
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