Photoshop Make Over #1

A basic Photoshop make over.

If you're interested in getting your own digital make over, check my commissions page at: http://www.devotion-graphics.com

Thanks to http://elithastock.deviantart.com/ for the original photo.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• photoshop
• retouch
• makeover
• cosmetic
• touchup
• modelling
• photography

[cnmnv]

Love it...

i just want to know what tools u use for each part?

specialty adding the colour on face and forehead, how u make it looks more natural..

[wadehjb]

@cnmnv A lot of the smoothing is done with the clone tool, using light strokes. Adding the colour just involved brushing the colour in a separate layer and setting the layer mode to overlay, softlight or color. You might need to adjust the opacity of the layer to make it blend correctly.

[ArtistWoOoOo]

Cs5?

[wadehjb]

@ArtistWoOoOo Yep. Quite a few useful features in CS5 for this sort of thing, especially the new spot healing tool with context fill mode.

[VIDgamefreak99]

Hey there, Wadhebj, I love all your stuff :D

Did you export the image to a different program when you applied the, what looked like, a wireframe? And how did you do that (if still in Photoshop)?

Thanks :D

[wadehjb]

@VIDgamefreak99 Thank you, glad you like my stuff.

The effect you're talking about is a new feature of Photoshop CS5. I am going to be uploading a series of videos in the next week or two covering all the new features in PS CS5 and how to use them, so hopefully it will make more sense then. :)

[colopaulx]

tremendo! muy bueno, el cambio es enorme.

muy buen video

[ArtistWoOoOo]

@wadehjb i know i have the same,and only now i can be sure,that it rocks any previous edition of photoshop!!

[VIDgamefreak99]

@VIDgamefreak99

I have been looking into CS5 (I have CS4), and this might just be the point that sells it to me; it looks a lot more efficient and easy to use than the liquefy.

[subhankhan123]

You are good.