Maty by awadissk

Poser • (none) • posted on Jul 14, 2009

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Hi guys First I would like to thank JSGraphics for this beautiful character I enjoyed rendering her. Now, I posted 2 images, just to show what Liquify in Photo Shop does, this is a quick post work I did not spend much time on the post work, you can still make it better if you spend more time. Please pay attention to the detailed post work and see the difference. The hair Left/Right side The Jaw made straight The Eyes The nose The Lips mor color The skin color The Tank hip Left/Right side The brow made a bit lower The liquify tool does not apply skin texture color this has to be done after the shape changes. Now, you might say one can also change the face by playing the face dials in Poser, that's right, but the challenge is to change it by doing a post work it's fun and you can only gather more experience. Thanks for viewing. PS: I already thought to make a screen video when I work with Liquify tool for you to see how it's done but for the moment unfortunately my time do not allow, I will do it some day.

Comments (40)

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RodolfoCiminelli

1:03PM | Wed, 15 July 2009

Wonderful and creative realization my friend.....!!!

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Seaview123

1:08PM | Wed, 15 July 2009

Nice work on this image, and thanks for the tutorial on use of the liquify tool. I'll have to check it out.

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TheAnimaGemini

5:20AM | Thu, 16 July 2009

Thanks for the short Tut. Impressive work at all.

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loligagger

11:43AM | Thu, 16 July 2009

Excellent work!!!!!!!

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jenay

4:30AM | Fri, 17 July 2009

interesting changes - thanks for sharing the comparison. I am still lost about, what liquify is. Is it a built-in filter, a separate plug-on or tool, s smear tool or an automatic correction ??? anyway - I don't own photoshop, so this will stay a hidden secret for me ;)

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