need a good GnA

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  1. Duckyz

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  2. Hari

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    Image>Adjustments>Threshold
    I set the threshold to 99 if that means anything to you.
     
  3. IDave the Rave

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    I wud suggest inverting the colours
     
  4. Matty

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    I wouldn't.

    She's white, black eyeshadow and black pupils. Inverted looks wrong.

    Also if you use Cutout or Stylize -> Diffuse -> Anistropic you can smoothen out most of the edges and create a simpler image. That is if you plan to use it practically.

    You can do this before or after the threshold if you find parts are disappearing (lips and nose for example), and you can also fiddle with brightness and contrast so that when you use threshold, photoshop knows which bits to put black or white (whichever the original colour is closer to).
     
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  5. Duckyz

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    the contrast thing works better, but i need more detail with all the ivy in the back ground

    also im planning on using it at opacity 30% it going to be the back ground
     
  6. Hari

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    Thanks for the tips. They are actually really useful.

    Heres a smoother version
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    and i rendered it into a 3D object for lulz
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