how is this done ? photoshop technique ?

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Nurkisstan
Jun 15, 2004
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http://users.pandora.be/tunafish/howdotheydoit.jpg

busting my brains out but my guess is it can’t be done in photoshop. But how is it done ? Anybody got an idea ???

It seems to me like they used a selection of the face for defining a kind of brush while painting with the outher pixels of the selection. WEIRD…. to me 😉

Tia !

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Littleboy
Jun 15, 2004
Just use the smudge tool.
– Create a new brush (perhaps based on the settings as seen in the screenshot, but adjust the size to that of your subject)(hardness of the brush should be a bit high).
– Make sure you use 100% brush pressure, otherwise your subject will fade over distance.

http://www.angelfire.com/pop2/littleboy/

Greets
Littleboy

"Nurkisstan" wrote in message
http://users.pandora.be/tunafish/howdotheydoit.jpg

busting my brains out but my guess is it can’t be done in photoshop. But how is it done ? Anybody got an idea ???

It seems to me like they used a selection of the face for defining a kind
of
brush while painting with the outher pixels of the selection. WEIRD…. to me 😉

Tia !

N.

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newsgroup
Jun 15, 2004
"> http://www.angelfire.com/pop2/littleboy/

Cool!
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Nurkisstan
Jun 15, 2004
Just use the smudge tool.
– Create a new brush (perhaps based on the settings as seen in the screenshot, but adjust the size to that of your subject)(hardness of the brush should be a bit high).
– Make sure you use 100% brush pressure, otherwise your subject will fade over distance.

http://www.angelfire.com/pop2/littleboy/

Greets
Littleboy

Thanks a lot !

I’ve tried using the smudge tool before but forgot to adjust pressure…..

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Littleboy
Jun 15, 2004
thnx doc

and np 😉

"Nurkisstan" wrote in message
Just use the smudge tool.
– Create a new brush (perhaps based on the settings as seen in the screenshot, but adjust the size to that of your subject)(hardness of the brush should be a bit high).
– Make sure you use 100% brush pressure, otherwise your subject will
fade
over distance.

http://www.angelfire.com/pop2/littleboy/

Greets
Littleboy

Thanks a lot !

I’ve tried using the smudge tool before but forgot to adjust pressure…..
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edjh
Jun 15, 2004
Nurkisstan wrote:
http://users.pandora.be/tunafish/howdotheydoit.jpg

busting my brains out but my guess is it can’t be done in photoshop. But how is it done ? Anybody got an idea ???

It seems to me like they used a selection of the face for defining a kind of brush while painting with the outher pixels of the selection. WEIRD…. to me 😉

Tia !

N.
Select face, hold down Ctrl-Alt and drag in very small increments or use arrow keys. Smooth out with Smudge tool afterward.

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Gene Palmiter
Jun 15, 2004
When I saw that I thought the Liquefy tool was used….

"Littleboy" wrote in message
Just use the smudge tool.
– Create a new brush (perhaps based on the settings as seen in the screenshot, but adjust the size to that of your subject)(hardness of the brush should be a bit high).
– Make sure you use 100% brush pressure, otherwise your subject will fade over distance.

http://www.angelfire.com/pop2/littleboy/

Greets
Littleboy

"Nurkisstan" wrote in message
http://users.pandora.be/tunafish/howdotheydoit.jpg

busting my brains out but my guess is it can’t be done in photoshop. But how is it done ? Anybody got an idea ???

It seems to me like they used a selection of the face for defining a
kind
of
brush while painting with the outher pixels of the selection. WEIRD…. to me 😉

Tia !

N.

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bazwillrunRemovethecrap
Dec 6, 2006
"Dave" wrote in message
The tongue I mean.

Just a regular strawberry thats been distorted to the required shape If you look at the bottom left of the strawberry you can see quite clearly where it has been stretched, look at the seeds theye elongated
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Fungusamungus
Dec 6, 2006
Dr. Hackenbush wrote:
"Dave" wrote in message
The tongue I mean.

Just a regular strawberry thats been distorted to the required shape If you look at the bottom left of the strawberry you can see quite clearly where it has been stretched, look at the seeds theye elongated
Distorted likely using the "liquify" effect (just figured I’d add that as it was probably going to be Dave’s next question 😉
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Dave
Dec 7, 2006
Thanks.

"Dave" wrote in message
The tongue I mean.

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