Original image
step 1 of 10
Remove the white that was between each color chip by going to: Select, color range and clicking on the white, and then hit delete.
step 2 of 10
Select connected chips and moved them to a new document. Then go to: filter, liquefy, and smudge to give them a liquid look.
step 3 of 10
After this is done to all of the paint chips, move them together to create a solid image.
step 4 of 10
Merge all of the layers together and use the liquefy filter once again to blend the edges
step 5 of 10
Open up the image of the hand and duplicated it. Make a duplicate copy and make it black and white by going to: image, adjustments, desaturate. Then go to: filter, blur, gaussian blur at a value of 1.5. This blur is an important step.
Save as a PDF and close it.
Save as a PDF and close it.
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step 6 of 10
Move the image of the liquefied paint chips over on top of the original image of the hand. Set the opacity of the paint layer to 50%. The go to: Filter, distort, displace. In the dialogue box type in 20 for horizontal and 20 for vertical. Leave all other settings alone. Hit OK. It will then ask what image is to be used as a displacement map. Select the copy image that was saved as a PSD
sources used for this step:- 1: source 1
step 7 of 10
Click on the paint layer and rename it Multiply. Change the blending mode to Multiply. Leave opacity at 50%.
sources used for this step:- 2: source 2
step 8 of 10
Duplicate the Multiply layer (ctrl+j)and name the new layer Overlay. Change the blending mode to Overlay. Leave the opacity at 50%.
sources used for this step:- 3: source 3
step 9 of 10
Duplicate the overlay layer (ctrl+j) and name the new layer Color. Set the blending mode to Color. Leave the opacity at 50%.
sources used for this step:- 4: source 4
step 10 of 10
Final result
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