1. Open the photo you wish to transform

2. Duplicate the Background Layer

3. Go to Filter Gallery and apply the following filters subsequently:

3a. Photocopy

- Detail: 2
- Darkness: 10

3b. Poster Edges

- Edge Thickness: 0
- Edge intensity: 8
- Posterization: 1

3c. Torn Edges

- Image Balance: 50
- Smoothness: 12
- Contrast: 16

You should obtain something like a "blueprint" with very irregular edges (see picture on the right).

Name this layer as "B-W background"

4. Now make another copy of the layer containing the photo, go to Filter Gallery... and apply the following filters:

4a. Graphic Pen

In this case we used the following settings:

- Stroke Length: 15
- Light/Dark Balance: 44
- Stroke Direction: Right-Diagonal

Anyway you can play with them to obtain the right amount of contrast, depending on your original image

4b. Paint Daubs

- Brush Size: 1
- Sharpness: 0
- Brush Type: Wide Sharp

This filter enables to smooth the sharp contours made by the Graphic Pen filter.

5. Name this layer as "B-W foreground" and adjust its contrast (Image > Adjustments > Brightness/Contrast)

In this case we used the following settings:

- Brightness: +14
- Contrast: +28

Now move this layer above the "B-W background" layer and set its Blending Mode to "Multiply".

That's it!

6. An interesting variation can be obtained by setting the Blending Mode of the "B-W background" layer to "Multiply". This way the colors of the underneath photo come up with a nice pictorial effect.