And now we have to fix the neck. Again, duplicate the affected area from the stamp layer, use Distort to match the edges. Blend.
Finally, make another stamp layer, then soften the angles of the chin, and make the mouth a little more pouty with Liquify.
STEP 11
And now we're going to change hair colour to something more interesting than black. ;)
First, I painted new colour on a Color layer, added colour variations for shadows and highlights.
Looks a bit dull, so I enhanced the highlights with a Levels layer, and to spice it up I added some really bright tiny highlights for that "wispy" look.
To achieve that, I created a new Screen layer, with 75% opacity, then painted with a brush with following settings: spacing 60%, Size Jitter 100%, Pen Pressure. Add Outer Glow to the layer, my settings were: Opacity 75%, colour white, Size 5 px, Spread 0%, Range 31%, Anti-aliased.
Finally, make another stamp layer, then soften the angles of the chin, and make the mouth a little more pouty with Liquify.
STEP 7
Now I don't really like those deep shadows under her eyes and on the side of the nose, so I'm going to lighten them with Levels, Lighten blending mode. I use a tiny brush (2-3px) to carefully lighten the pixels while zoomed in extremely.
Now I don't really like those deep shadows under her eyes and on the side of the nose, so I'm going to lighten them with Levels, Lighten blending mode. I use a tiny brush (2-3px) to carefully lighten the pixels while zoomed in extremely.
STEP 8
Next, I want to give her shiny lips.
Create a Curves layer, Screen blending mode, and paint glitter with a scattered brush of your choice, then paint gloss with a plain semi-transparent brush.
Next, duplicate the latest stamp layer, apply lower value Surface Blur, and desaturate the layer. Apply Plastic Wrap (Filters - Artistic). Play with the sliders until wet look is achieved. Change the blending mode of the layer to Vivid Light, reduce the opacity to your liking. Make a Hide All layer mask, and reveal the lips.
Next, I want to give her shiny lips.
Create a Curves layer, Screen blending mode, and paint glitter with a scattered brush of your choice, then paint gloss with a plain semi-transparent brush.
Next, duplicate the latest stamp layer, apply lower value Surface Blur, and desaturate the layer. Apply Plastic Wrap (Filters - Artistic). Play with the sliders until wet look is achieved. Change the blending mode of the layer to Vivid Light, reduce the opacity to your liking. Make a Hide All layer mask, and reveal the lips.
STEP 9
Let's enhance the eyes.
I usually start with Exposure adjustment layer (irises only, naturally, so use a mask), Overlay blending mode. Then I add Color Balance (as a clipping mask), Color blending mode. And to top it off, let's add some flecks with opaque white brush on a new layer, Overlay mode.
Let's enhance the eyes.
I usually start with Exposure adjustment layer (irises only, naturally, so use a mask), Overlay blending mode. Then I add Color Balance (as a clipping mask), Color blending mode. And to top it off, let's add some flecks with opaque white brush on a new layer, Overlay mode.
STEP 10
Time to paint some colourful make-up on a new Color layer.
Time to paint some colourful make-up on a new Color layer.
And now we're going to change hair colour to something more interesting than black. ;)
First, I painted new colour on a Color layer, added colour variations for shadows and highlights.
Looks a bit dull, so I enhanced the highlights with a Levels layer, and to spice it up I added some really bright tiny highlights for that "wispy" look.
To achieve that, I created a new Screen layer, with 75% opacity, then painted with a brush with following settings: spacing 60%, Size Jitter 100%, Pen Pressure. Add Outer Glow to the layer, my settings were: Opacity 75%, colour white, Size 5 px, Spread 0%, Range 31%, Anti-aliased.
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