Add a comment at let me know how you are using this effect. Adjust the opacity to suit your tastes.Īlso try running a gradient through a new blank layer at the top and change that to color blend mode.Īs you can see, the effect itself is quite simple and there are a number of variations that you can try to get very different looking results. Change the blend mode to color, so only the color shows through. In this first example, I added a solid color Fill adjustment layer.
Once you have your perfect pencil sketch, why not try adding some color for a nice variation. Here are some variations using Color Dodge, you will notice that Linear Dodge produces a softer result that Color Dodge. Try different blending Modes for different results. Start with a Photo that has some decent edge detail, here is one I got from Adobe StockĬovert the photo to grayscale (Ctrl+Shift+D / Cmd+Shift+D)ĭuplicate the layer by dragging into the new layer icon, or press Ctrl/Cmd+JĬhange to Linear Dodge blend mode and you should see a perfectly white image (Use Color Dodge for sharper edges)įilter>Blur>Gaussian Blur (You could actually use any filter, as long as it creates a difference between the 2 layers)Īs you adjust the blur you will get a different result.
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