Use this Tool to bring in her arms and hips a bit. We use the Forward Warp Tool which can be found at the top left of the dialogue, and allows you to push and pull the image. On a duplicate of your top layer, go to Filter -> Liquify. Be careful not to over over-exaggerate this transformation. Then lift the head up to lengthen the neck.Īt last, tummy slimming! We use the same puppet technique for this as well. Put points around her head so that it doesn’t move, and one on each shoulder. You can use Puppet Warp for stretching the neck as well. Then, we can pull the feet down a little and Stretch only the legs out. To save the file as a Photoshop file, simply press Command-S and save the image in the desired location. How to Save a Photoshop File and a Web File Step 1.
Simply activate the original Color Fill layer. For this image we create points on her hips and then on the outsides of her feet. When using the Liquify tool, its possible that the layer we were working on has moved, making the edges move towards the centre. If we go ahead and use the Liquify Tool, we will only see the results on the spaces the mask is revealing. Hide the visibility of the original layer by clicking on the eye icon, and go back to the copy. With this Tool, you can create anchor points for the areas that you would like to stay in place. Select the Bust Layer and duplicate it by pressing Command-J. Puppet Warpĭuplicate the Background layer and go to Edit -> Puppet Warp.
Lengthening the legs and the neck is a great subtle way to do this. Add a background color on the layer of the shape, otherwise the Hue/Saturation wont work. Generally, you are going for increased height in the Body. In today’s episode, we show you some techniques to get a great transformed Body without pushing it too far.Īlthough tucking the stomach in usually comes to mind first, there are many other helping tricks for shaping Bodies in Photoshop. There are now online pages for InAffinity here: įree resources, including macros, palettes, etc.Altering a model’s Body Proportions is a very controversial topic. Here we have a bit of fun doing some ‘art’ while using three different filters to show how they work.
Make selection borders with a freehand drawing of your mouse or stylus. Then you can either mask or hide those areas. Click on any part of an image and all other pixels of the same color in the image will be selected. Drag away from a corner anchor point to convert it to smooth anchor point. Click on a smooth anchor point to convert it to corner anchor point. In the Toolbox, select the Convert Point Tool. The liquify tools are available as live, non-destructive filters. Make a solid color background transparent with one click of this wand. The Convert Point Tool edits existing vector shape masks and paths (shape outlines) by converting smooth anchor points to corner anchor points and vice versa.
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