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Page 1: The “Orton” Effect. Here’s the starting image. First step is to duplicate the layer, just drag the ‘background’ layer to the new layer icon.

The “Orton” Effect

Page 2: The “Orton” Effect. Here’s the starting image. First step is to duplicate the layer, just drag the ‘background’ layer to the new layer icon.

Here’s the starting image.

Page 3: The “Orton” Effect. Here’s the starting image. First step is to duplicate the layer, just drag the ‘background’ layer to the new layer icon.

First step is to duplicate the layer, just drag the ‘background’ layer to the new layer icon.

Page 4: The “Orton” Effect. Here’s the starting image. First step is to duplicate the layer, just drag the ‘background’ layer to the new layer icon.

Set the blending mode to ‘screen’

Page 5: The “Orton” Effect. Here’s the starting image. First step is to duplicate the layer, just drag the ‘background’ layer to the new layer icon.

I wanted it even lighter, so duplicated the top layer and set blending mode to ‘screen’ again.

Page 6: The “Orton” Effect. Here’s the starting image. First step is to duplicate the layer, just drag the ‘background’ layer to the new layer icon.

Merge the 2 light layers. You want to keep the background layer, so un-check it so it’s not visible.

Page 7: The “Orton” Effect. Here’s the starting image. First step is to duplicate the layer, just drag the ‘background’ layer to the new layer icon.

‘Filter’ ‘Convert to Smart Filters’ This will let you add some gaussian blur, but then go back later and change the amount of the blur.

Page 8: The “Orton” Effect. Here’s the starting image. First step is to duplicate the layer, just drag the ‘background’ layer to the new layer icon.

Converted for smart filter.

Page 9: The “Orton” Effect. Here’s the starting image. First step is to duplicate the layer, just drag the ‘background’ layer to the new layer icon.

‘Filter’ ‘blur’ ‘Gaussian Blur’

Page 10: The “Orton” Effect. Here’s the starting image. First step is to duplicate the layer, just drag the ‘background’ layer to the new layer icon.

For this – about 35 pixels.

Page 11: The “Orton” Effect. Here’s the starting image. First step is to duplicate the layer, just drag the ‘background’ layer to the new layer icon.
Page 12: The “Orton” Effect. Here’s the starting image. First step is to duplicate the layer, just drag the ‘background’ layer to the new layer icon.

With the smart filter layer active, set blending mode to ‘Multiply’. Multiply has the effect of darkening the image considerably, which is why we had to do the lightening up front.

Page 13: The “Orton” Effect. Here’s the starting image. First step is to duplicate the layer, just drag the ‘background’ layer to the new layer icon.

It was still too dark, so I added a levels adjustment in the mid tones, and set the white point.

Page 14: The “Orton” Effect. Here’s the starting image. First step is to duplicate the layer, just drag the ‘background’ layer to the new layer icon.

Final Image.

Page 15: The “Orton” Effect. Here’s the starting image. First step is to duplicate the layer, just drag the ‘background’ layer to the new layer icon.

Another example.


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