By Charlotte Bracken describes how she created an Andy Warhol style image in Photoshop. She started with a colored background and duplicated the image twice. Then she used the Threshold adjustment to transform each image into a black and white sketch, highlighting either the hair or face and jumper. She combined the two cutout images and used the Paint Bucket Tool to select white areas and color them. Finally, she changed the hue and saturation of the colors to create the final combined image in an Andy Warhol pop art style.

1. By Charlotte Bracken
Andy Warhol
Style Images

2. SEPARATE
IMAGES

3. HOW I DID IT
 I started off by creating a colour back ground using the Rectangular Tool
 Then I duplicated the image twice
 Then by going on Threshold within Adjustments, I transformed the image into a
black and white rough sketch type image on both images with one highlighting the
hair and the other the rest of the face and jumper
 By cutting both images to the parts I wanted I combined the two together to great
an image
 Then by using the Paint Bucket Tool I selected certain white bits and painted them
the colours I wanted
 By only doing this once I come out with one final image then by changing the
colours I went to Hue and Saturation within Adjustments and changed the colours
that way instead of preselecting each part
 I saved the images then replaced them in Photoshop to combine them altogether
to create a final outcome

4. FINAL
IMAGES
COMBINED