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| Curl effect done with warp under transparency. Then a drop shadow was added. That's me in the center if you couldn't tell. |
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| Using the tape effect. Tape was semi-difficult to get to look right, but after getting it right the only other aspect of the tutorial was drop shadows, which were easy. |
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| Original picture |
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| Changed picture. Very fun to see how different you can make yourself look (to the extent of still being believable) with just a little time of Photoshop manipulation! I especially love being able to change eye color and clearing up skin. |
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| Marked up picture showing where changes were made. Helps pointing out the smaller differences such as the smaller nose, which was only slightly changed and may not be noticed unless examined very closely. |
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| Before - cheeks and nose are overexposed |
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| After - the overexposed areas of face look much more clear. Really like this effect, makes the skin look much more clear |
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| After - used the healing brush tool which used a source, a much more effective way to remove wrinkles than by using just the spot healing brush tool. |
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| After - used a brush layer with the blending mode set to dodge, really made the teeth look bright. |
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| After - used different brushes. The eyeliner part was frustrating to make it look good. The eye shadow was simple though. |
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| After - used the quick mask mode, hardest part was getting an effective selection of the curls of hair to make it look realistic. |
