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

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