1. Open the original photo, unlock the background and rename the layer as "Base".

2. Make a copy of the "Base" layer by dragging it on the "Create a new layer" icon and rename it "Overlay"

3. Go back to the "Base" layer and apply the "Add Noise" filter (Filter -> Noise -> Add Noise...) with the following settings:

- Amount: 14%
- Distribution: Gaussian
- Monochromatic: checked

4. Now apply to the same layer "Angled Strokes" filter (Filter -> Brush Strokes -> Angled Strokes)

Try the following settings:

- Direction Balance: 100
- Stroke Lenght: 22
- Sharpness: 4

5. Apply to the same layer the Blur filter (Filter -> Blur -> Blur) and the desaturate it to discard color information (Image -> Adjustments -> Hue/Saturation), by setting the saturation value to 0.

Try the following settings:

- Brush Size: 4
- Sharpness: 0
- Brush Type: Wide Sharp

6. Set the foreground and background colors as white and black , then go back to the "Overlay" layer, make sure it's above the "Base" layer and apply the "Graphic Pen" filter (Filter -> Sketch -> Graphic Pen) with the following settings:

- Stroke Length: 15
- Light/Dark Balance: 10
- Stroke Direction: Right Diagonal

7. Apply to the same layer the "Gaussian Blur" filter (Filter -> Blur -> Gaussian Blur) with the following settings:

- Radius: 1.1 pixels

8. Set the "Overlay" layer Blending Mode to "Overlay" and its opacity to about 80%.

9. Click here to see the high-res final image.