Step 1:
- Choose a photographs you have taken
- You may use an online image if you do not have your own photo
- Open photo in Photoshop
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Step 2:
- Pick the Quick Selection Tool
- Select the person
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Step 3:
- Click Control J
- On the Layers Pallet
- a copy of the person will be created on a new layer
- On the Layers Pallet
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Step 4:
- Click Off the eye on the Background Layer
- The background will now be checkered
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Step 5:
- Click on the color box at the bottom of the tool bar
- The Color Picker will open
- Decide what color you want for the background
- I suggest white but you can use any color
- Decide what color you want for the background
- The Color Picker will open
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Step 6:
- Click on the Paint Bucket Tool on the tool bar
- If you can not find it, right click on the gradient tool to reveal it
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Step 7:
- With the Paint Bucket tool
- Click anywhere in the background
- If anything pops up as a warning just click ok or resaturate
- Click anywhere in the background
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Step 8:
- Click on the Line Tool
- If you can not find it, it may be hidden behind the other shape tools
Step 9:
- Go to the top of Photoshop
- Click on Fill:
- Make it the color you used for the background
- It should show up as the first color on Recently used
- Make it the color you used for the background
- Click Stroke:
- Make it the color you used for the background
- It should show up as the first color on Recently used
- Make it the color you used for the background
- Next to Stroke, make it 4pt
- Click on Fill:
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Step 10:
- Deside what type of lines you want to use.
- Each line type will create a different feeling to your image
- Vertical Lines: Strenth, Power, Elongate
- Horizontal Lines: Peace, Calm, Restful
- Diagonal Lines: Movement, Energy, Tension
- Each line type will create a different feeling to your image
- I picked diagonal lines because it matched the tone of the photograph
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Step 11:
- Start drawing lines over your photograph
- Everytime you draw a new line it will create a new layer
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Step 12:
- If you want to change the size of the lines
- Change the pt number
- Do NOT make the line to think or to thin
- Change the pt number
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Step 13:
- If you do not like where you drew a line
- Select the Move Tool and move the line to another spot
Step 14:
- Flatten the layers when you are done
- Save to computer
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