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Jokerizing a photo.
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Posted: 12th April 2011 20:52
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 Thats just an example of what I mean (This was just the easiest image to find) What I'm asking, as a request that is, if someone can jokerize this photo for me please:  (No thats not me, but someone I know. |
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Posted: 12th April 2011 21:21
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Sure, my rate for Photoshop work starts at about $65 an hour. I can PM you my Paypal address.
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Posted: 12th April 2011 21:34
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 This post has been edited by Neal on 12th April 2011 21:47 -------------------- Hey, put the cellphone down for a while In the night there is something wild Can you hear it breathing? And hey, put the laptop down for a while In the night there is something wild I feel it, it's leaving me |
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Posted: 13th April 2011 04:29
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I had no idea it would be so easy, 'course it's the eyes in the original photo that really makes it.
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Posted: 13th April 2011 04:53
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Posted: 13th April 2011 17:06
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Do I even want to know what you're going to do with it? I mean your profile says you're a male so that's probably not your picture. Hopefully you know this person well enough to know their a sense of humor...
 Anyway, even against my better judgement, here's a sorta at least half serious attempt:  The Gimp could probably do sooo much better if I knew how to use half the stuff in it and were willing to spend more time on it but let's face it, I'm no photo editor. I only downloaded it because it has multiple layer support, transparency and various color selection tools which are helpful for pixel by pixel work.... The smudge tool is helpful too but i have no idea how to give it that caked on the face texture or make the makeup look so opaque while preserving predominant facial features. There's probably some way way to edit color values directly I'm unaware of or something... This post has been edited by Tonepoet on 13th April 2011 17:15 -------------------- |
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