Haha nah man that was pretty easy, I just used a filter, buggered around with that and the colour levels for a while and used the pencil tool to try and make the jaw shape more pronounced. I’m gonna keep working at it, I’ve always liked dicking around in photoshop, even if its just with the basic stuff
I used the watercolour filter combined with a ‘poster edges’ filter, and I used the pencil tool a bit to try and make it look like a giant jaw by adding to the ‘poster edges’ on the top part of the ‘jaw’
Jordan Dodd is an aspiring novelist hailing from Adelaide, Australia. His first book is a chronicle of his experiences in a rehab centre that was actually a cult.
As you can probably tell by this site, he also enjoys writing about film.
Contact: dodd.jordan@gmail.com
twitter: @epileptimaniak
An attempt to make the ‘jaw-line’ more prominent. Not sure if I was successful!!
Cool buddy, I’m hopeless at Photoshop but you seem so adept at using it.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Haha nah man that was pretty easy, I just used a filter, buggered around with that and the colour levels for a while and used the pencil tool to try and make the jaw shape more pronounced. I’m gonna keep working at it, I’ve always liked dicking around in photoshop, even if its just with the basic stuff
LikeLiked by 1 person
Well you did an excellent job mate.
LikeLike
Sometimes, a busy, muddled landscape shot needs a little help! I enjoy playing with photoshop as well; I like the water colors feature. Nice post!
LikeLiked by 1 person
I used the watercolour filter combined with a ‘poster edges’ filter, and I used the pencil tool a bit to try and make it look like a giant jaw by adding to the ‘poster edges’ on the top part of the ‘jaw’
Thanks so much for the kind words 🙂
LikeLiked by 1 person