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05/03/2006 10:45:12 AM · #1
I know I have seen this somewhere but cannot find it. Has anyone posted instructions on how to use one image as the skin for another. ie use the picture of a lemon and impose a human face on it or visa versa? Thanks.
05/03/2006 04:47:28 PM · #2
have a play with layers and have fun ;)
05/18/2006 07:26:05 PM · #3
Don't forget to use the 'opacity' slider to get a realistic effect. Also try using some different blending modes to make it more subtle.
Originally posted by Bobster:

have a play with layers and have fun ;)
05/18/2006 07:28:04 PM · #4
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Message edited by author 2006-05-18 19:29:09.
05/18/2006 07:29:09 PM · #5
Originally posted by rblanton:

I know I have seen this somewhere but cannot find it. Has anyone posted instructions on how to use one image as the skin for another. ie use the picture of a lemon and impose a human face on it or visa versa? Thanks.


are you meaning make a lemon look like it has a face, or make a face look like it has lemon skin??

For lemon skin, I'd put the lemon layer behind, and erase parts of the face at 25% opacity on the eraser tool, until the pattern you want shows through as an initial step. Probably have to play with cloning, dodge, and burn also....
05/18/2006 08:06:13 PM · #6
You can also use displacement maps for what I think you're trying to do.

Displacement Map
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