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    Photo to sketch

    hey, i started using Photoshop recently and i was trying to make a sketch from a photo...i tried different tutorials from the net to do this, but i am not satisfied with the end result...i tried using different filters to achieve this effect...what i want is a sketch in which brush strokes are clearly visible.. and obviously it should look like a real sketch not what has been made using photoshop filters.

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    Re: Photo to sketch

    Try here matePhotoshop Plug-ins by Redfield old but gold
    Last edited by Paul; 09-12-2011 at 07:49 AM.


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    Re: Photo to sketch

    I can show you how to do this.
    Photo to sketch-drawing.jpg
    Photo to sketch-hairselection-copy.jpg
    If it is what you want to accomplish. It is actually five easy steps.

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    Re: Photo to sketch

    isnt there any other way than buying it???.....cauz i dont think i can spend $40 on it right now......and what are the 5 steps?????

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    Re: Photo to sketch

    1. Duplicate your layer and desaturate it.
    2. Duplicate the new desaturated layer and set to color dodge, invert Color dodge layer.
    3. Gaussian blur the color dodge layer to the desired effect.
    4. Merge layers on to a new layer by pressing cntrl+alt+shift+E
    5. Burn the image in any area's you what brought out more with the burn tool.

    If you need me to when I have more time I can provide images and go into more detail. I just don't have the time atm.

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    Re: Photo to sketch

    i tried it...but i want the sketch in black n white and i want to clearly see the pencil strokes as if i drew the sketch by hand....is there any way to achieve that effect???

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    Re: Photo to sketch

    Post your image for a better answer.

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    Re: Photo to sketch

    Here's an example. I made the brush strokes, so they are probably not what you want but you can make your own a separate layer.
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails Photo to sketch-sarah_inked.jpg  


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    Re: Photo to sketch

    different versions and made my own pencil strokes; other effects and blend modes in composite img. You just have to play iwth it once you have the basic structure.

    To get the pencil strokes how you want them, you can just draw them on a layer with the blend modes set

    If you want the steps for this technique, let me know
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails Photo to sketch-comp.jpg  

    Photo to sketch-sarah_inked3.jpg  

    Last edited by ibclare; 09-12-2011 at 06:42 PM.
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