Combining multiple Filter Gallery effects

In this movie I'll show you the best way to combine multiple effects from the …filter here. I'm back inside my original sample file, …which means then I need to once again convert the portrait layer to a smart …object. Another way to do that, if we have …rectangular mark key tool selected, is to right click inside the image window and …choose Convert to smart object. Then go up to the filter menu, and, if …you've been working along with me, you can just choose the first command filter …gallery. Or you could just press Ctrl+f, or Cmd+f …on the Mac. And because you're working with a smart …object, that forces the display of the filter gallery dialogue box.…

I'll go ahead and once again drag this guy up here a little bit. …And I'm going to switch, to this filter right here, Underpainting, which allows …me to paint in a kind of texture effect inside the guy's face. …You'll probably be seeing different values by default. …This guy should be cranked up to something around five, I'm not sure …