Let's talk about how to use the 'displacement” command to create an avatar in PS (detailed explanation with pictures and text)

In the previous article " Tips for using PS "Content Recognition Zoom" that you deserve to know", I introduced you to a little trick. The PS content recognition zoom subject does not deform, which is very practical. The following article will share with you how to use the "replace" command to create a personal avatar in PS. Let's see how to do it.

The rendering of making avatar is as follows:

How to make avatar using "Replacement" command

1. Open the avatar material import in ps, and use [Ctrl J] to copy a layer.

#2. Press the shortcut key [Ctrl Shift U] to remove color.

3. Execute the [Filter]-[Blur]-[Gaussian Blur] menu command.

4. In the opened dialog box, set [Radius] to [2 pixels]

5. Save the file as [displacement map.psd].

6. Draw the [stripes] yourself as a rectangle, then copy and press [Ctrl alt shift T], merge the layers and press [Ctrl E] to draw it, and place it above all layers.

7. For the [Stripe] layer, execute the [Filter]-[Distort]-[Displace] menu command.

#8. Set the parameters in the dialog box as shown below, and click the [OK] button.

9. A "Please select a displacement map" dialog box will pop up, then select the previously saved file [displacement map.psd] and click [Confirm] Press OK.

10. Create a new layer below the [Stripes] layer and fill the layer with black.

11. Use the [Quick Selection Tool] to extract the character individually and place it above the layer panel.

12. Select the extracted character layer and execute the [Image]-[Adjustment]-[Threshold] menu command.

#13. Set the [Threshold Level] parameters in the opened dialog box as follows.

#14. Set the layer [Blending Mode] to Multiply.

15. Finally, let the characters and graphics be perfectly integrated.

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