How I Completed My Work

Step 1 : Open the scanned photo of my sketch
Step 2 : Utilise the brush tool to create an outline and paint the insides of the shapes of my sketch

Step 3 : Utilise the eraser tool to touch up on the picture

Step 4 : Utilise the magic wand to select any irregularities of the photo and turn them white

 Step 5 : Utilise the paint bucket tool to paint the background

 

Step 6 : Apply filters

 This is the end-product of my first painting

No Phone Zone

 Step 1 : Open a new blank canvas and create the shapes using the tools

 Step 2 : Distort the shapes

Step 3 : Rasterize shapes which require a different color at the intersection point

Step 4 : Duplicate the dominant shape in which the intersection point is located at

Step 5 : Select inverse of the less dominant shape, copy it, and paste it

 Step 6: Copy the inverted shape, change it to the designated color, and paste it on the original shape

Step 7 : Select paint bucket to paint the background

 Step 8 : Apply filters

This is the end-product of my second painting

No Phone Territories

 Step 1 : Open a new blank canvas and create the shapes using the tools

Step 2 : Distort the shapes that require to be distorted

Step 3 : Apply the paint bucket to color the background

Step 4 : Apply filters

This is the end-product of my third painting

No Phone Zone Rooms

 Filters That were Added to All Paintings

Step 0 : Save the Photoshop file as a Jpeg file

Step 1 : Increase the saturation to 60

Step 2 :  Apply these 4 filters:-
Texturizer
Angled Strokes
Paint Doubs
Glass

 Step 3 : Create a copy of the background. Select the overlay option, and set the opacity to 40%

Step 4 :  Select the Stylize filter option and choose emboss.