The document provides instructions for editing an image in the style of Andy Warhol. It describes using selection tools to cut out the subject from the background. Threshold is then used to create a black and white effect while keeping key details. The polygonal lasso tool is used to select the lips, to which a photo filter is applied without luminosity preservation for a choppy effect resembling Marilyn Monroe portraits. These steps can then be repeated on other parts and colors added using the paint bucket tool. Multiple edited layers can then be stacked to complete the Warhol-esque aesthetic.

1. By Liam belch
EXPLANATION OF ANDY
WARHOL EDITS

2. First off I lost my original image so I will be using one of my others for this explanation. (also
my way of doing this is different)
First by duplicating the image and
then using the magic wand tool
to delete the background I re-named
this layer the cut-out. I then created
another layer underneath it and put
a full block of solid colour behind
her.

3. Then by going into image > adjustments
and Threshold you can create this sort
of black and white image removing details
but keeping in crucial parts like eyes,
lip and nose outlines etc.
Then by using the polygonal lasso Tool
I cut roughly around the lips and then applied
a photo filter and removed the
preserve luminosity Feature
(there are other ways of doing
this but I prefer this way)
To me this way looks more like
the Marilyn Monroe picture due
to the choppy and jagged. colour

4. You can then repeat this step on
any other part of the face until you’re
Ready to change the actual colour
of the face itself, (if you want to)
When adding a colour to the face you can simply just use the paint
bucket tool or manually select all the white bits you want to fill in manually
You can also do this to parts of hair or the rest of the
body if you so desire

5. You can also go into
greater detail and clean
up the image but as
this is just an example
I will not be keeping the
picture and just left bits
out to show. You can
also add text if you feel
you want to and then
you can create 3 more
of these and layer them
like so: