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New document |  |
Create a new document and cut/paste your girl into the canvas
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Hue settings |  |
Now Press, ctrl+u
and should get something like this:
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Duplicate & Add Filter-gausian blur |  |
Duplicate the layer, and then do a filter>blur>gausian blur and use 1.5. Set the later mode to overlay.
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Press ctrl+u |  |
Click on your newly created layer, and press ctrl+u:
then press ctrl+l
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Overlay mode |  |
and now with your top layer still being in overlay mode:
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Add Filter-Noise |  |
Click on the bottom original layer, and duplicate it. then add a filter>noise> add noise:
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Add Filter-Gausian Blur |  |
Then add a filter>blur>gausian blur:
and then set the layer mode to overlay.
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Add Effects |  |
Now open a picture of water droplets (
such as this ) and copy/paste this image into a new layer somewhere inbetween your existing layers. Set the layer mode to overlay and then erase any place where the droplets obstruct the beautiful girl like I have done here:
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Add Filter-Shear |  |
Now click on the bottom layer, duplicate it and drag to the top of your layer. Then press ctrl+shift+u and then add a filter>distort>shear:
and get something like this:
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Duplicate |  |
Duplicate this layer and then flip/rotate it (press ctrl+t) so that there is grey sections on all parts of your canvas:
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Change Layer Modes |  |
Now set both layer modes to softlight, or overlay, or multiply. play around with it until you get something like:
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Change Layer Modes |  |
Now open a picture of waterdroping (
like this one) and then cut/paste in your picture into a new layer, and set the layer mode to multiply.
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Coloring Droplets |  |
You should press ctrl+u and change the droplets to blue and lighten them up some... so its faint and not overpowering. I placed my drops on the left side:
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Tweaking |  |
Now with some text and tweaking you can come up with something like this:
Enjoy