Step 7: Go to Filter > Stylize> Find Edges. A dialog box called Blending options (Smart Blur) will open. You will see a tiny arrow box next to Smart Blur Filter in the Layer panel. Step 6: This is a crucial step for us to understand. You will see that fine lines and sharp corners are blurred a bit, while the center still looks untouched. Radius: 5, Threshold: 100, and Quality: High. After that, go to Filter> Blur > Smart Blur.
But Photoshop provides us with tools including brush and masking and lighting to exploit them to detail this effect even more. Step 5: Now, you will see that the initial layout has already changed to a rough watercolor-like effect. Change the following values as mentioned, Brush size: 10, Brush detail: 10, and Texture: 1. Step 4: This will open a large window with already ready-to-use effects that will instantly set the entire image’s tone for the entire image. Step 3: Now, for the initial effect, go to the Filter menu and select Filter>Filter Gallery>Artistic.
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