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A few months ago I went to my mum's friend's son's 18th birthday thingy. Well today my sister emailed me a few photos from then. I just went into photoshop to downsize, but as I wanted to put off doing my coursework... I fiddled about for a while, nothing much. I didnt take the photo.
I look kinda grumpy for some reason. The "real" me is long hair tied back, in a shirt, tallest on the right. :)
:arrow: :D
whahahaha, awesome mate!
atm im wondering how the girl in pink really looks like :)
heh, my lil sister
hahahahahahahhahahah....nice work!
That was scary lol.
Thats was really funny.
Damn :o THats one scary post there! The best character on there with your face imposed would have to be ur sister, i managed to eleminate without reading the topic text, but it was between you two so i couldnt tell who's the real one. Good work, now stop having fun and go work on your coursework :arrow: ;)
hehe, nah i'l put it off for a few more nights I think, as study leave soon, I can catch up then. :D
Unfortionatly some friends in my art class printed it off. It's now on the notice board in my sixth form common room, titeled "Ralph's Family". *sigh* :)
hehe :lol:
nice work :P
I'm pretty good with photoshop.. but I have an idea of how you did that. Would you share your method please?
Gladly aladdin :)
Ok, start off open a photo in photoshop and duplicate it once. Click on the layer you just duplicated and cut arround someones head, you can use magnetic lasso or whatever you like but its not important for it to be too perfect, once youve made the selection you can feather about 1 if you like (ctrl+d). Anyway cut or copy the head and duplicate it however many times so you have lots of heads on different layers. Move them about to position it roughly over the other peoples heads. Now if they have a smaller head or if they are tilting their head up a little bit then use Ctrl+T on your cut out head to rotate or resize. Then zoom in a bit and grab the erazer tool. Have 100% opacity on it to begin with and eraze the hair on you cut out head so you can see the hair of the other person underneath. Now move the opacity down to about 10 - 20% and click carefuly round the edges so it blends to the other persons face. If you make mistake stepback a few times. You will quickly get the hang of it. Do this to all of them, and bingo, finished.
Hope it helps.
:)
hehe cool, lets try this out :)
Hahahaha!!! Great pic! :)
Thanks man.
My pleasure :)