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		<title>How to make a photo into Pop Art</title>
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Pop art is an art movement that became popular in the mid 1950s in the UK. It is an artists&#8217; masterpiece usually created by isolating and manipulating specific parts of a picture. In the digital world, it is easier to show your art and create intriguing images using the digital tools available. You can give your photograph a comic-style look ...]]></description>
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<p><a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pop_art">Pop art is an art movement</a> that became popular in the mid 1950s in the <span class="caps">UK</span>. It is an artists&#8217; masterpiece usually created by isolating and manipulating specific parts of a picture. In the digital world, it is easier to show your art and create intriguing images using the digital tools available. You can give your photograph a comic-style look and also put a script on it. It really is a fun experience and a display of&nbsp;creativity. </p>
<p>Today we&#8217;ll learn how to create a type of pop art easily using Photoshop. We will work on a photograph and achieve results in this step-by-step&nbsp;tutorial.</p>
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<p>First we will de-saturate the colors on the image as we would like to color it ourselves. You can do this by pressing a shortcut  -&nbsp;Ctrl+Shift+U.</p>
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<p>Now you need to remove the background by masking the selection and deleting the background. Do leave some edge around the face as we will need it&nbsp;ahead. </p>
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<p>Make a duplicate of the layer as backup in case you get in a mess and want to redo (Press Ctrl+J to duplicate the layer). Now, we&#8217;ll make a black and white image using &#8216;Threshold&#8217;. Adjust it according to the contrast of your image to achieve a suitable&nbsp;result.</p>
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<p>Now we&#8217;ll paint the skin of the face with colors. Create a new layer and use &#8216;multiply&#8217; as blending mode. Choose a skin color and paint it. Let the eyes remain&nbsp;white.</p>
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<p>Using the same technique, paint the eyeballs and hair with a different&nbsp;color.</p>
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<p>Now, let&#8217;s color the lips. In our sketch we hardly have any outlines. So we will use the original image as a reference. Hide all layers except your original picture for guidance. When you&#8217;ve hidden all the layers, paint the lips on a new layer with reddish&nbsp;tint.</p>
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<p>Draw a black border around the lips and give the layer a Brush Strokes > Spatter Filter to achieve a sketchy finish. You can now make the other layers visible&nbsp;again.</p>
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<p>Let&#8217;s jazz up the background. We’ll give a round radial effect by using Filter > Sketch > Halftone pattern. Use &#8216;circle&#8217; in pattern type and contrast colors for foreground and background. Here&#8217;s the&nbsp;result!</p>
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<p>We can put some text and shapes to show a message. Draw white circles with black border and place a text inside. Here is our final&nbsp;pop-art. </p>
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<p>There is much scope to play with when it comes to settings and tools in Photoshop. By using them you can achieve dramatic results real easy. You can impress your friends with your art by creating cool pop-art of their&nbsp;pictures!</p>
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