A liquid face

Let's start out by reducing our subject's nose. In the Liquify dialog box, you'll notice a set of tools running down the left side of the window. When it comes to shrinking things, the ideal tool to use is the Pucker tool. So, select the Pucker tool. Then, in the Tool Options panel, a...

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Published inInside Photoshop Vol. 6; no. 6; p. 13
Main Author Courtright, Amy
Format Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Louisville Element K Journals 01.06.2002
Subjects
Customization
Face
Guidelines
Image processing systems
Software packages
United States
US
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ISSN1094-0774
1539-0306

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Summary:Let's start out by reducing our subject's nose. In the Liquify dialog box, you'll notice a set of tools running down the left side of the window. When it comes to shrinking things, the ideal tool to use is the Pucker tool. So, select the Pucker tool. Then, in the Tool Options panel, adjust the Brush Size setting of your Pucker tool so that it's about the size of the end of your subject's nose. Also, change the Brush Pressure to 50.
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ISSN:1094-0774
1539-0306