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Published: 2012-03-15 14:20:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 24170; Favourites: 393; Downloads: 456
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Version 2 - I removed the initial version as I wanted to make a couple of revisions and tidy up a couple of areas.Thanks to Danuta for letting me use her photo. Her photos aren't stock, so ask her politely for permission and she may let you use them.
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You can check out my guide here:
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My guide to making photomanipulations V2.0It's been a while since I wrote my first guide to photomanips and since then, I've employed a few different techniques in my latest works. I don't have a proper tutorial with screenshots of each step, but here are the steps I generally follow to create my photomanips (I use Adobe Photoshop CS6):
Step 1:
Get a photo of someone you want to manipulate and once you have that, start looking through the stock photos and photography sections for a photo of an animal, but make sure that the lighting conditions and angle that the photo is taken at are similar in both photos. You may need to use more than one photo and take elements of each for different areas of the face/body. Always make sure you read the rules for the stock photos or get permission if the photo isn't stock photography and ALWAYS give credit to your sources. See below for good places to find source images.
Step 2:
Copy the animal's face onto the model's face and lower the opacity of the layer
Step 3:
If you need any more help, feel free to send me a note
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Damnβ¦She's β¦justβ¦wowβ¦amazing work. Now, if only this was truly realβ¦
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Love the eyes! And the whole thing is so smooth!
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could u make a different animal? i wanna see a bat?
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i would love to use some of these as references since I'm working on this new 3d modeling/animation program I received...
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Go ahead. If you finish anything off, chuck me a link. I'm always keen to see what other people create.
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I would be glad to. Thanks!
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Anything you want. I find felines easier due to the shorter muzzles. You can go for a more human looking face for animals with longer muzzles and just take the fur/markings and the tip of the nose though.
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WHEN SUDDENLY...
Furries become one step closer to having their dreams come true. Realistic anthros can look good.
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Thanks, I do try my best to create a realistic portrayal of how I think they'd look
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c'est tres bien : 3
*amatuer french* XD
i really like it
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An absolute fantastic weretigress you have here, i love it.
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Thanks. I see you're a kiwi. *high five*
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photomanipulation.
SO. FREAKING. EPIC. and much better than any PM that i could do. x3
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Glad you liked it so much. Thanks
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ur welcome!!! ^^
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I was stunned with amazement when I saw this.
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Your very welcome, keep up the good work
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If you ever do commissions, I hope to get one from you. I can only imagine what you can do with a cervine or equine photo-morph. Although yes, they're longer muzzles push the realms of believability. Which is why I've thought for a true cervine 'fur' to exist, the muzzles would have to be shortened considerably. Your felines work out it appears because of the shorter muzzles.
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Yes, their longer muzzles, combined with their very narrow faces makes them challenging. Having said that, a cervine morph is on my to-do list
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Can't wait to see 'em! (Sorry for the delay, life sort of collapsed on my shoulders recently. Just digging out finally.)
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It's astonishing how good and real this looks. So far, your the only one who's actually made photomanips look real, aside from the first sets of PMs I saw years ago by Silverfish.
I think what really helps, is lighting, and finding just the right angles for both face, and animal face. If they don't match, somehow it shows.
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There are 3 tiger photos in there. I think I went through around 720 photos to find the few that matched the angle and lighting close enough haha
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<3 <3 <3! Gotta love well-done "furry" photomanips like this.
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i like how you even added stripes under the lace too ;D
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Thanks 
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