In the following pictures, I'll be showing a couple of examples of what you can do with the Liquifying technique (plus a few of my other photoshop go-to's I use in many pictures)

It takes a lot of time (especially at first) but through Liquifying a picture, you can achieve almost any effect you can imagine...
In the following photos, I'm going to show how even a facial expression can be changed [slightly] and still look real. (The only other photoshopping to the pictures below is that parts of the face have been dodged to make the shaddows less obvious and the levels have been adjusted to make the photo brighter & better colored)

I then also took the bandaid tool to erase a couple of her cheek lines. This made her look even closer to happy.
The one thing we must be careful not to do when liquifying is to go too far...
You can see what I mean in this photo:

There is no "STOP!" signal that photoshop will give us to keep a photo from being overprocessed, so be careful. We'll re-visit overprocessing again soon & touch on other areas where this is easy to do as well.
1 comment:
How fun, I'll have to play with this. I especially like the magical 'instant weightloss' feature. :)
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