PHOTOSHOP - Morphed and textured - extension project

PHOTOSHOP - Morphed and textured
- extension project -

Pick Real world items: Change all the parts around - Morphing  you may pick more than one of each
a vegetable ex: gourd		an underwater creature  ex: vampire squid		a south American animal  ex: llama
Pick Textures USE THESE on the creature you create above
colourful pebbles		a durian fruit		peacock

As usual

• add your description 
• and your layers
• and your URL

Photoshop - Animal Skin Swap (x2 plus 1)

Photoshop - Animal Skin Swap

Rhino and Leopard

Photoshop - Animal Skin Swap Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aq2DiVhcsI Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QdRmsMv5Z8c Part 3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awFjZHKLyEI Part 4: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5SxqG1UOpY
Swap Animal Skin using Photoshop  Part 1		Swap Animal Skin using Photoshop  Part 2
Swap Animal Skin using Photoshop  Part 3		Swap Animal Skin using Photoshop  Part 4
Part 1: Select a Rhino and a Leopard that basically have the same posture. Part 2: Open the Rhino -mask it out then "place embedded" the leopard. -Mask it out Use opacity on the leopard to approximately size the two animals equally. Try to match body parts.	Part 3: Choose Filter -Liquify when on the Leopard layer. Make sure to checkbox Show Backdrop. Then USE: drop-down to Rhino. Adjust the opacity to see both ~50%. Warp the leopard skin to match the rhino as best you can. Parts that stick out too much will be removed later. Click OK  - it will look odd.		Part 4: CTRL click the Rhino MASK- then paint -black- on the Leopard MASK.  - Choose SHIIFT-ALT-I then paint -White- around the Leopard to remove erroneous parts. CTRL-D to unhighlight things... On the Leaopard layer - choose blending option - 'multiply' - Add a new Adjustment Layer - Brightness/contrast - adjust as necessary  to make it all look great. If any parts of the RHINO are missing leopard skin... CTRL the Rhino Mask - Create a new clone layer at the very top -  clone stamp some leopard skin spots onto the forgotten parts. Fix the horns - if necessary BACKGROUND Highlight layers - duplicate - merge hide originals - select-mask - get new background - alter new background with and adjustment layer add blog-address - warp-emboss

• Do AGAIN - Fruit to Car or Animal to Fruit or Animal to Car

• Do YOUR OWN TUTORIAL

Photoshop Morphing - YOUR OWN tutorial

Photoshop Morphing - YOUR OWN tutorial

Use the tutorial you posted

If it is the same as the Croc-Frog - go find a different tutorial

1. Do the tutorial exactly as they describe
2. Add more to the tutorial - just do not skip any
3. ALWAYS - change the final background
4. ALWAYS - add your watermark
5. Display the original images
6. Display what the final product should look like (their version)
7. Display your version of the final product
8. Display your LAYERS
9. Write a tutorial  - how you created it

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Photoshop Morphing - CassoGirafurtle

Photoshop Morphing

CassoGirafurtle

Do these animals but...
USE your own images
Make sure to show the original images

CassoGirafurtle
cassowary	giraffe	matamata turtle
Make sure your layers show: Masking Clone tool Dodge Burn adjustment layer Change final background your watermark PLUS filters, layer styles		Write a tutorial: explain how you created this monster.  Attention to details.

Photoshop Morphing - CrocoFrog

Photoshop Morphing - CrocoFrog

frog-crocodile tutorial 

1: Do as your are told in the tutorial - learn something new 

• make sure to add your BLOG ADDRESS with the text tool 

 (watermark it as your own - also worth marks) 

• EXPORT as a PNG file and post to your blog 
• special attention to NAMING LAYERS
• change the background
• post screenshot of your LAYERS 
• Explain how you made it

CrocoFrog	Layers - NOTE - mask layers - new background - hidden originals - watermark
original frog	original crocodile
Explain - in detail - how it was made I started with a layer mask on the croc to cut ot the background - refined it with the paint brush (using black) I then cloned away the eye and added the frog neck to the croc Create an adjustment layer to colour balance the croc head to match the frog body - but erase away the greened mouth and teeth - on the adjustable layer bright areas of the frog with the DODGE tool burn in extra shadow on the frog layer with the BURN tool I duplicated all 3 layers - hid the originals - then merged the copies (merge visible) - rename crocofrog Select the crocofrog - selection tool then mask it add a new background layer under the crocofrog layer - ctrl-click new layer button insert or copy paste in the new background layer adjusted the crocofrog size as necessary added watermark

TWO Tutorial POST

Tutorial POST

FIND 2 tutorials

  1st tutorial - hybrid/ morphing two animals

  2nd tutorial - skin/texture changing

create a table for each tutorial

Title of tutorial
URL to website/video  MUST BE A LINK!
Embed the video

for example:

TITLE:  Photoshop: Morphing Animals and more - Tutorial
URL:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waX57ypd1Bk
VIDEO:

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