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It's s Butterphant!
It's s Butterphant!
It's a Penguitten!
It's a Penguitten!
It's a Orangupanda!
It's a Orangupanda!
INSPIRATION. https://imgur.com/gallery/wca9x
Directions:
Directions:
- Pick TWO animals and find large, high quality photographs of each on Google.
- Pick images that use similar:
- positions
- LIGHTING
- textures
- colors
- angles
- Open an 8x10 in 300ppi doc in PS.
- Place both images on the doc and use the selections and mask tools to blend the two images together.
- To make the animal appear to have fur or scales, copy paste the texture on a new layer and play with the blending modes to achieve the most natural, seamless transition and look!
- Save your creation as a PSD if you are going to edit it later.
- When you are finished, SAVE A COPY as Jpg and submit to Canvas.
- Please include the name of your creation! What type of animal would this be called? Include a text layer!
Make a new layer for your blending and clone stamping!!!
Make a new layer for your blending and clone stamping!!!
Spot Healing Brush Tool
Spot Healing Brush Tool
1) in toolbar presets, select "all layers"
2) "option click" to pick up good information, then click to set down the information
Clone Stamp Tool
Clone Stamp Tool
1) in toolbar presets, select "all layers"
2) "option click" to pick up good information, then click to set down the information
Selection Tool
Selection Tool
Selections tools: magic wand, quick select, lasso tool, rectangle marquee, polygonal lasso tool...
1) click on the layer you'd like to select
2) select the area you'd like to click
3) click the mask button
4) you can adjust the mask accordingly (black conceals and white reveals)Name your creation!
Dodge/Burn/Sponge Tool
Dodge/Burn/Sponge Tool
Dodge: used to lighten specific areas of an image
Burn: used to darken specific areas of an image
Sponge: used to change the color saturation of areas in an image, allowing you to either increase or decrease the intensity of colors
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