How did I do it?
Once I'd cropped the image to a suitable size, I did a bit of calculating to figure oout how much room I'd need for three images to sit side by side.
Leaving a bit of extra room for a border and spacing between the three, I created a new image at the size I'd calculated.
Then in the original image, I cleaned the image up, desaturated it, applied a Cutout filter to the point that most of the detail was contrasted out, then applied a Halftone Paper filter.
Next, I copied the image into the file image I'd created earlier.
Once I was happy with the image I duplicated it into three seperate layers, and applied a coloured Fill Layer to each.
Then it's just a matter of merging the three images (once spaced appropriately) and getting the background layer colour sorted.
Finally I cropped the image where necessary and flattened it.
That's it ;)
Once I'd cropped the image to a suitable size, I did a bit of calculating to figure oout how much room I'd need for three images to sit side by side.
Leaving a bit of extra room for a border and spacing between the three, I created a new image at the size I'd calculated.
Then in the original image, I cleaned the image up, desaturated it, applied a Cutout filter to the point that most of the detail was contrasted out, then applied a Halftone Paper filter.
Next, I copied the image into the file image I'd created earlier.
Once I was happy with the image I duplicated it into three seperate layers, and applied a coloured Fill Layer to each.
Then it's just a matter of merging the three images (once spaced appropriately) and getting the background layer colour sorted.
Finally I cropped the image where necessary and flattened it.
That's it ;)
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