From this 
to this 
Using selective colouring, it might be able to be achieved using Variations...but I honestly haven't tried it =]
Done using Photoshop 7
to this Using selective colouring, it might be able to be achieved using Variations...but I honestly haven't tried it =]
Done using Photoshop 7
Sharpen the Base
Add a New Layer with #18174B, Set to Exclusion, using the Burn tool, Burn Gerard and Mikey Way ONCE
You get This >>
Using Selective Colouring do the following
Reds
Cyan
+100%
Magenta
0%
Yellow
-65%
Black
-37%
Yellow
Cyan
+2%
Magenta
-1%
Yellow
+20%
Black
-34%
Green
Cyan
-100%
Magenta
+100%
Yellow
-100%
Black
+100%
Neutrals
Black
-33
Leave the rest at 0
Blacks
Black- 100%
Leave the rest at 0
You get something like this
Set to Auto Colour
New Adjustment Layer-Curves
Input- 50%
Output- 44%
New Adjustment Layer-Colour Balance
+32 +38 +75
Flatten all Layers
Duplicate the Layer and Desaturate, Set to Multiply- 20%
Take this by blimey_icons and set to Multiply- 100%
Erase the it from the faces and et volia!
Add a New Layer with #18174B, Set to Exclusion, using the Burn tool, Burn Gerard and Mikey Way ONCE
You get This >>
Using Selective Colouring do the following
Reds
Cyan
+100%
Magenta
0%
Yellow
-65%
Black
-37%
Yellow
Cyan
+2%
Magenta
-1%
Yellow
+20%
Black
-34%
Green
Cyan
-100%
Magenta
+100%
Yellow
-100%
Black
+100%
Neutrals
Black
-33
Leave the rest at 0
Blacks
Black- 100%
Leave the rest at 0
You get something like this
Set to Auto Colour
New Adjustment Layer-Curves
Input- 50%
Output- 44%
New Adjustment Layer-Colour Balance
+32 +38 +75
Flatten all Layers
Duplicate the Layer and Desaturate, Set to Multiply- 20%
Take this by blimey_icons and set to Multiply- 100%
Erase the it from the faces and et volia!