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Depends on what the original images shows. Many ways. Fill marquees and fuzzy them. Adjust tones. Working with brushes. Maybe there is even a filter doing this in one go.
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There's a million ways to do any of these. What they all have in common is that they are very far removed from any "original", so it would list a pretty long chain of operations.
In other words, you're asking how to give a complete explanation of Photoshop's functionality in one paragraph.
The best advice I can give is to start by visualizing what you want. In my own experience, reverse-engineering what others have done isn't very effective learning. Finding ways to achieve what you want is much more effective.
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Hi, for most of them, I'd play with some blur, on a backlit image, with some funky curves adjustment layers, a gradient map adjusment layer, and a risograph treatment: https://medium.com/@stefanhrlemann/how-to-create-noisy-risograph-style-gradients-and-textures-in-pho...