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by Nwardez
(3 years and 232 days ago)
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quite good.. i'd maybe push his cheeks in a bit because smiling and having a sad face don't effect the same muscles. also, remove the writing on the photos, i think it's quite obvious which is which. and one last thing; change the title.. "miracle of photoshop" just sounds cheesy imho. Reply »
(3 years and 232 days ago)
elficho. thanks for the great support. Improved! sometimes little details make a great difference.
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(3 years and 232 days ago)
I just looked at this picture for 10 minutes and I still don't know, how to describe what I mean... First of all: you did really a great job! It looks very good and almost convincing. My problem is, that he still looks around his mouth, as if he is smiling. Of course he doesn't smile, but I just have the feeling as if. And I think it's because of his cheeks, what Elficho already mentioned. When you smile, you have these two "crinkles" next to your nose, that lead to your mouth (hard to explain that in English...) But when you look sad, your cheeks are almost totally even... Reply »
(3 years and 232 days ago)
Of course the man has a lot of wrinkles, but I think it could look much more real, if you'd make the cheeks a bit more even, so you don't have the impression, that he's still smiling. I know, that you already worked on them, but maybe you could improve it. I don't know, if it will look better or worse, but maybe it's worth a try. Ok... I probably could have written that much shorter, but I wanted to explain it
I really like your image and I just want to help. Good luck! Reply »
(3 years and 232 days ago)
Pretty ok, but Lelaina is right. These "wrinkles" that she mentioned are there because the guy is smiling. If he'd be sad, the "corners" from those wrinkles would go down too, in more or less a same certain result as when he's smiling (maybe less strong because the skin could act different when it's going downwards). If you can fix that, it can be a very believable result. Good luck! Reply »
(3 years and 229 days ago)
Thanks my friends
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You were right about the wrinkles. I hope that now is better
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(3 years and 229 days ago)
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(3 years and 232 days ago)