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Photoshop Oil Effect(but on phone instead)

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by Roventure

by Roventure

I made the cover below/above earlier this week using this trick! It's really helpful for blending covers that either look choppy or need a little extra. I don't remember what the effect on photoshop's called that this effect looks like. If you know what it's called please comment.

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1. Open the photo you want to use. This can be a cover or a random photo. Next, chose effects.

2. Chose artistic and then chose oil painting.

3. Now you can decide how 'oily' you want it to look. Personally, I don't like the look of it over 50 and when I'm editing a person's face to look like a painting I like to keep it pretty low.(like the example below) For the Medusa cover, I used the amount of 17.

Sometimes when I'm editing a face to look like a painting I'll erase the oil effect on the eyes. This way they look more realistic. (I don't always do this though and you don't have to do it either.)

Tada! I recommend adding text after just to make sure you can see it.

Here is another example where I used the effect on a higher number:

Here is an example that is not good. I've used the effect so much that you can hardly tell who the photo is of!