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Hey! I need my face edited please


Nickyantezana

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The thing is that I have this picture with a friend and I want to upload it but do not feel that I look okay and l would like some arrangements in my face and maybe my ears. I'd appreciate a lot! What I need is a little to open my eyes, my mouth I don't know if you see that you need to fix or do something, my face looks very round and correct some imperfections.

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Question of the week I reckon. :thumbsup:

I'm going with female.

Regards.
MrToM.

It's a 50 - 50 shot! The name Nicky is androgynous (uni-sex)................ his ears are there.................his eye's are squinty.............his mouth is a bit too big..........you never know!


Aaaaaah.........and she posts while I'm typing, we have our answer!
 
If I were doing this for real, I would also remove the selfie-arm-of-doom being held up just in back of your heads, but I've got to run.

Tom M
 
thats a tricky arm to remove hahaha, you have to remove the girl too and then the guy posing for the picture will be looking weird for sure XD.
 
Ahh ... I just looked back at this thread and saw Zero's post that appeared just before mine. One difference immediately struck me as interesting: Zero actually narrowed the girl's face using the liquefy or some similar tool, whereas I only suggested narrowing visually by essentially applying digital makeup and darkening both sides of her face. I did, however, conventionally narrow her shoulders and body a bit, to match the narrower visual appearance of her face, though.

I think that if I did this again, I would use a combination of the two techniques, a bit of Zero's physical narrowing, as well as a bit less of my shadowing.

I also *really* liked Zero giving her lips a nice smile, whereas I didn't touch their shape. OTOH, I think that it's really important to deal with the uncontrolled lighting that always happens in situations such as this (unless this really was a Halloween Zombie dance, and pale, greenish skin was wanted, LOL).


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