1. Turn your image black and white

Image, adjustments, black and whitePlay with the colour sliders until the image has hardly any

gray.

1. Turn your image black and white

Image, adjustments, brightness and contrastPlay with the sliders until the image has hardly any gray.

You should be left with a strong black area.

1. Turn your image black and white

Image adjustments, curvesPut in an S shape so there is hardly any gray.

1. Turn your image black and white (Optional Step)

Image, Adjustment, ExposureChange the gamma, exposure and offset if you are still not happy that

your image is mostly black and white.

2. Make it look pixelated

Image, Adjustments, ThresholdAdjust the slider until you get spots appearing that look like splats of paint.It will look weird, but stickl with it as the next step will smooth it out.(Still, if you don’t like it skip this step)

3. Make your image fuzzy like spray paint

Filter, Gaussian BlurPut in a value between 0.5 and 1.0 until you think it looks right.

4. Put the image on the wall

- Open your wall image in Photoshop.- Have each window open.- Drag the image layer from the right hand side onto the wall.

Use the move tool to resize if needed.- File save as NEW FILE NAME

5. Put the wall texture over the image

- Select the wall layer on the right hand side- Duplicate the wall layer. (right click)- Slide the copy layer to the top of the image.- Right click on the copy layer, change the blend mode to pin light.- Change the opacity to around 65% till you can see a good amount of

brickwork.

7. Make it look weathered

- Use the burn tool with a large, low hardness brush, range set to midtones and exposure of around 30%.

- Keep left clicking to bring back the stencil.- Use the dodge tool if you make it too dark.

8. Resize the image and add perspective

- Choose the select tool- Check the box that says show transform controls.- Hold down ctrl and drag the corners till the box outline matches the

lines of brick work.

9. Add the last spray paint effects

- Duplicate the image layer twice- Right Click on the top stencil layer (not the wall) change blending options to darken- Select the middle image layer and click Filter, Gaussian Blur. Choose a radius between

0.5 and 1.5

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