In this one, I am just blending the texture with a portrait. Since the procedure is pretty hard to explain, I'll just make some screenshots to show.
Here, we have our two original pictures:
http://www.markdelong.com/beauty/FB42.jpg
1. We start off by turning the portrait into threshold:
2. Drag the texture layer on top of the image, add a mask and use brush to get the black parts out:
3. Get a background copy, add a black mask, and brush out the shadow:
4. Add a level adjustment clipping mask to adjust the darkness of the shadow:
5. Add a blank layer set it into color mode, and brush some color into the shadow, so it blend in with the whole picture's color, and adjust the opacity:
6. Make a comp layer.
7. Add a white fill layer, put it under the comp layer.
8. Add a mask to the comp layer and brush out some missing white parts on the arms.
2. Drag the texture layer on top of the image, add a mask and use brush to get the black parts out:
3. Get a background copy, add a black mask, and brush out the shadow:
4. Add a level adjustment clipping mask to adjust the darkness of the shadow:
5. Add a blank layer set it into color mode, and brush some color into the shadow, so it blend in with the whole picture's color, and adjust the opacity:
6. Make a comp layer.
7. Add a white fill layer, put it under the comp layer.
8. Add a mask to the comp layer and brush out some missing white parts on the arms.
FINAL:
Very nice :)
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