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New document |  |
Create a new Canvas, 300x300 with a transparent background.
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Open A Picture |  |
Open a picture of your favourite girl and cut and paste into your new document
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Duplicate & Add Filter-gausian blur |  |
Duplicate the layer (layer>duplicate layer) , do a filter>blur>gausian blur> 1.5 and then set the layer mode to overlay.
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Apply Filter-Motion Blur |  |
Duplicate the oringinal layer of your girl, and do a filter>blur>motion blur > angle=0, and distance=50. Then put the layer mode to soft light.
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Apply Filter-Mosaic |  |
Duplicate the original layer again, and do then do a filter>pixilate>mosaic, 9 pixels.
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Apply Filter-Sharpen more |  |
Now do a filter>sharpen>sharpen more, then put the layer mode to soft light, it should now look like:
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Add Effects |  |
Now add some text (do this on a layer that is below the layers that had the blur and soft light), add an outerglow to the text, set the layer mode to multiply and pick a colour like: #F3D26C. Finally do a edit>transform>rotate 90 degrees
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Duplicate |  |
Now duplicate this layer and place beside the one you initally created, I placed it to the left of my girl:
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Apply Filter-Fragment |  |
Now duplicate one of the text layers, and do a filter>pixelatte>fragment, and then press ctrl+f to do this filter again, and then duplicate the layer and press ctrl+e to merge down, now you have another digital binary sort of layer you can play with, since this is alot softer you can put more of these on your girl, I played with the opacity, and locations... I also put on over my inital binary. like so:
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Apply Filter-Render |  |
Now open an render that has a wireframe on it, if you cant find one, here is the one I used
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Change Layer Modes |  |
Now set the later mode to screen, and then press ctrl+u to make it greyscale.
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Place Image |  |
Place this image, as well as some duplicates of it so that its not exactly ON the girl, but around, you want to preserve the beauty of this girl, like I have done here:
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Add Text |  |
Now I have added some text, and I hope that you'll have something like this:
enjoy!