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Hard colours

Hard colours is like really strong colours. I don't think its really cool, but I guess it could be used on different layouts and blends.

1. Open your image in Photoshop, I will be using this:

2. Now duplicate your base layer Rightclick it > Duplicate.

3. At last set the duplicated layer to Hard Mix

You will now have a final result looking like this:

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