A Hand Draws a Hand あいにく, このページは英語にだけ使用可能です。日本語のバージョンは遠からず出ります。 Attention!
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The author of this example is Adriano A. Mayer.
He comes from Brasil - Canoinhas - Santa Catarina. The tutorial was translated from Portuguese; however the screenshots stayed in the original language. Read the instruction attentively to understand what tools Adriano used to achieve the effect.
Adriano writes:
First you should create a new document (600*600 px) in your photo editor
and paste an image of a hand.
I used an image of my own hand.
Call the plugin AKVIS Sketch from
the menu of the photo editor. In Adobe Photoshop we call Filter
- AKVIS - Sketch.
Then adjust the values of the parameters and press  . If
you are satisfied with the result press  and
close the plugin.
This is the result.
Now duplicate the layer and transform it as you need.
Select in menu of Photoshop Layer - Layer Style - Drop Shadow and set up the shadow at the cut area.
Then select Stroke in the list of the styles:
Now we have:
Choose the Burn tool  for
giving prominence on the layer.
Again we duplicate 2 layers and set the direction of light.
Add one mask on the layer duplicate and erase the part of the image with the
black brush inside leaving the shadow only in the half.
This is the final result.
As you can see, AKVIS Sketch allows you to get this effect in minutes instead of working
manually long hours.
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