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Although it's a very tricky tool, I think the Puppet Warp is your best choice. It really comes down to where you drop the pins in order to manipulate the image.
Was watching a video where the artist wanted to create an image of a bird flapping its wings. If you scroll to about 4:24 on the video, you can see where he places those pins:

[MEDIA=youtube]h6mj5f5WN7c[/MEDIA]

There are other tutorials that can give you more background on the use of the tool - here's one from the Photoshop Training Channel:

[MEDIA=youtube]DTuMvlsJQ3U[/MEDIA]

I haven't used the tool that much but I understand what it can do. In a sense, you're not only just distorting the image, but you're also changing the perspective of the wings. If you think of it that way, it might be more helpful to get you where you want to go.

- Jeff

<blockquote data-quote="JeffK" data-source="post: 1533804856" data-attributes="member: 132217">Although it&#039;s a very tricky tool, I think the Puppet Warp is your best choice. It really comes down to where you drop the pins in order to manipulate the image.Was watching a video where the artist wanted to create an image of a bird flapping its wings. If you scroll to about 4:24 on the video, you can see where he places those pins:[MEDIA=youtube]h6mj5f5WN7c[/MEDIA]There are other tutorials that can give you more background on the use of the tool - here&#039;s one from the Photoshop Training Channel:[MEDIA=youtube]DTuMvlsJQ3U[/MEDIA]I haven&#039;t used the tool that much but I understand what it can do. In a sense, you&#039;re not only just distorting the image, but you&#039;re also changing the perspective of the wings. If you think of it that way, it might be more helpful to get you where you want to go.- Jeff</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JeffK, post: 1533804856, member: 132217"] Although it's a very tricky tool, I think the Puppet Warp is your best choice. It really comes down to where you drop the pins in order to manipulate the image. Was watching a video where the artist wanted to create an image of a bird flapping its wings. If you scroll to about 4:24 on the video, you can see where he places those pins: [MEDIA=youtube]h6mj5f5WN7c[/MEDIA] There are other tutorials that can give you more background on the use of the tool - here's one from the Photoshop Training Channel: [MEDIA=youtube]DTuMvlsJQ3U[/MEDIA] I haven't used the tool that much but I understand what it can do. In a sense, you're not only just distorting the image, but you're also changing the perspective of the wings. If you think of it that way, it might be more helpful to get you where you want to go. - Jeff [/QUOTE]

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