ptg Filters 333222555Filters Palette KnifePaint Daubs Neon Glow (choose Foreground and Background colors rst, and choose a glow color in the Filter Gallery) Dry Brush Film Grain Fresco Original image CutoutColored Pencil* Artistic filters ( Most of ) the filters illustrated *Choose a Background color first. ptg 324 Chapter 19 B To fade the lter eect gradually, we clicked the lter mask, then with the Gradient tool at 100% Opacity, applied the “Black,White” gradient (radial type) by dragging from the center of the image out- ward. e lter eect is full where the mask is white, and fades to nil where the mask is black. A Next, to wipe the mask clean in order to try a dif- ferent approach, we erased our brush strokes from the lter mask with the Eraser tool. (Alternatively, we could have pressed Ctrl-A/Cmd-A to select the whole layer, pressed Backspace/Delete, then deselected all.) C  e g r a d i e n t i n t h e  l t e r m a s k i s d i m i n i s h i n g t h e impact of the lter in the center of the image (the tiger’s face) — where we want the focal point to be. ptg Filters 323 C We reduced the Smart Object layer opacity to 62%. A  i s i s t h e o r i g i n a l image. B We duplicated the image layer, converted it to a Smart Object layer, pressed D to reset the default Foreground and Background colors, then applied Filter > Sketch > Charcoal. D We clicked the lter mask, then with the Brush tool at 50% Opacity and black as the Foreground color, applied strokes to partially restore the tiger’s face to its virgin state. WORKING WITH SMART FILTERS, BY EXAMPLE Continued on the following page E  i s i s t h e L a y e r s p a n e l f o r t h e  g u r e s h o w n at left. . ptg Filters 33322 2555 Filters Palette KnifePaint Daubs Neon Glow (choose Foreground and Background colors rst,. then with the Brush tool at 50% Opacity and black as the Foreground color, applied strokes to partially restore the tiger’s face to its virgin state. WORKING WITH SMART FILTERS, BY EXAMPLE Continued