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    What Does "Trending Content" Mean?

    Between fighting off the entire nation of Brazil and defending the honor of "furry" puffins, you're having quite the weekend! Maybe for some soothing downtime you can join a bomb-disposal unit. Good sleuthing, though, to have figured out the Brazillian angle.
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    Removing an annoying branch with the Brush Tool

    This technique can quickly give you three shades: Make a rough selection of the area you want to cover and fill it with an "average" green shade from this image. Next, set you foreground color to one of the darker shades from the image and your background color to one of the lighter shades. Use...
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    Removing an annoying branch with the Brush Tool

    For this kind of situation, another technique I like is to set the Color Dynamics in the brush tool to toggle between your foreground and background colors to create a cloud-like effect. Set the Foreground/Background jitter to 100% and also activate the brush scattering. This allows you to...
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    Change colors via hue/saturation dialog

    Digital colors work completely different from actual paint or colors from an ink printer. In the digital world, most images are in RGB mode, meaning that all colors derive from a combination of Red, Green and Blue. In the digital world, if you mix red, green and blue together, at their full...
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    Change colors via hue/saturation dialog

    In the Hue/Saturation adjustment layer, click the Colorize box. Then you can experiment with the Hue, Saturation and Lightness sliders to get shades of brown. You can see the settings I used here. Then, if you want, go into the layer mask of the Hue/Sat layer and mask away the colorization...
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    Kookaburra! Another study done!

    I'm curious to know a few things: Is this a digital painting or an actual painting? If actual, what is the medium? What is the size? I'm going to guess that it's digital, on the basis of the background and on the hard edges of the early phases. In all the progress steps the background is a...
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    Specific Angels...

    Here are regular halos and version 2 with old-style medieval halos.
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    Specific Remove person

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    Is my finished image terrible or good? Please let me know.

    This new one seems much more natural to me and recognizably from the same original photo. You have a minor selection mistake on the upper-right edge of the hat, where it looks like a chunk has been snapped off. My only other comment, and this may be a matter of personal taste, is that most of...
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    Is my finished image terrible or good? Please let me know.

    Ah, this makes more sense now. I can see that the eyes, etc. come from this other photo. Tough assignmernt.
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    Is my finished image terrible or good? Please let me know.

    In addition to @IamSam's observations, I'm noticing that her facial features seem to have changed quite a bit in the edit. When I look at the images side by side, the shape of the eyes, nose, mouth, teeth and ears are very different. For example, the eyes in the edit are squinted much more than...
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    Specific Extend photo to include feet

    I'm not happy with the right foot (your left). I think this is better.
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    Specific Extend photo to include feet

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    Help cropping/trimming images

    Have you tried specifying the pixel dimensions in the crop tool? You can enter pixels, inches, etc. directly in the boxes, as shown. If you need to trim away the bottom-right, you could specify the pixel dimensions and then drag the crop tool starting from the top-left corner.
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    How to re-make this color effect?

    I sampled three colors (pink sign, green grass, blue jersey) from the same spots on both images. Below are the color details of those samples. Looking at the HSB values for each color—Hue, Saturation, Brightness—it seems that the biggest difference is in the Saturation component. Whoever made...
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