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1. Blueprint (http://www.photoshopbox.com)

Open a photo into Photoshop. This Photoshop tutorial works best with architectural images that have strong edges. To open an image, go to File> Open and select the file that you want to open.

2. Photoshopgurus Photoshop Tutorials - Blueprint Effect Tutorial

But it's fairly simple to do, especially once you understand what's happening to create the effect. So I've created a version that will work with Photoshop. Have a look at the example image shown here. That should explain pretty-much everything needed; but I'll run through the actual steps here for you too.

3. Create a Realistic Blueprint Image From a 3D Object - Psdtuts+

In this tutorial, we'll create a a quick mock-up of a 3D car blueprint. Then we'll place it on an image of a drafting table. This time we'll use a particular Photoshop 3D Render Mode to create this awesome effect. Let's get it started!

4. Create a Vibrant Blueprint in Photoshop - Tutorial9

To begin, create a new document in Photoshop (mine is 590�350px since the image I'm tracing is small). Then, open your image and place it on a new layer in the new document. Center the image using guides.

5. Create blueprint | PhoNuts Photoshop Tutorials

6. Some lines can still have another color then white (mine is fine but yours might not) so go to (image - adjustments - desaturate) to remove them (be sure to sleect the duplicated layer and not the one we used to make everything blue). You should end up with something like this! It looks like you've created a blueprint from the neighborhood�

6. Photoshop Effects Blueprint effect Tutorial

7. Create Blueprint | Photo Editing

6. Some lines can still have another color then white (mine is fine but yours might not) so go to (image - adjustments - desaturate) to remove them (be sure to select the duplicated layer and not the one we used to make everything blue). You should end up with something like this! It looks like you've created a blueprint from the neighborhood...

8. Create Blueprint | PhoNuts

2. Go to (filter � blur � surface blur) and use the following settings.

9. Create a Realistic 3D Blueprint | Grafpedia

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