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[2011-05-25 15:42:05 +0000 UTC]
"Pedro"
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 243; Deviations: 7; Watchers: 3
Watching: 59; Pageviews: 8500; Comments Made: 1024; Friends: 59
# Interests
Favorite bands / musical artists: AC/DC for rock.Favorite gaming platform: Xbox 360, and PS3.
Tools of the Trade: Photoshop, pencil, pen.
Other Interests: Music, art, parkour, freerunning, inventing, fun, and alot of other things.
# About me
I love music, art, sports, mainly extreme sports, inventing, food lol, travel, meditation, parkour and free running, and there are alot, and I mean alot of other things that I like or would llike to do, yeah the world sucks at times, but the world also comes with many other great things, live life, have fun work hard, be as good of a person as possible, and simply live and let live. Yeah people I know, sounds a little corny, lol, but what the hell, it's true.I don't get much time to put up artwork, but I'll put some up whenever I can. Thanks people.
Current Residence: United States.
Favourite genre of music: All kinds. From modern music to traditional.
Favourite style of art: Photo manipulations, sci fi, anthros, future cities, landscapes, and much much more.
Favourite cartoon character: Wrath from Ben 10 Ultimate Alien.
# Comments
Comments: 25
So here's a guide that a user by the name of =OdysseusUT [link]
wrote on the #Photo-Furries page on how he does his photo manipulations of lifelike furries or Athros as I often say, sounds so much more cooler. ^_^
Here's a quick and nasty guide to how I do them:
1) Get a photo of someone you want to manipulate and once you have that, start looking through the stock photos and photography sections for a photo of an animal, but make sure that the lighting conditions and angle that the photo is taken at are similar in both photos. You may need to use more than one photo and take elements of each for different areas of the face/body.
3) Copy the animal's face onto the model's and lower the opacity of the layer
4) Use 'Free Transform' to resize and rotate the animal's face to fit the model's face better and use the liquify tool to make finer adjustments.
6) At this point you may want to duplicate the layer with the model and smooth out their face (essentially make her face flat as if they don't have a nose). The patch tool is handy for this, but simply using the eyedropper and painting in the face works just as well.
7) Change the blending option for the layer that has the animal face. You may want to use multiply to darken the face. You may find it useful to duplicate the animal layer and play around with different combinations of opacity and blending options.
8) Tidy up the picture, use the eraser tool to clean up any left over backgrounds from the animal photo. Use the dodge and burn tools to lighten and darken areas as required. Pay attention to lighting and add shadows and highlights as required.
9) You may need to paint in fur to make the image more consistent. I don't think I've had a single photomanip where I haven't had to paint in some fur. Start off with a base colour, and then add darker and lighter layers. I personally like to use different layers for each colour of fur that I add. To draw the fur, I just use the dune grass brush or just a single pixel width brush, though there are far better ones around. You may find it useful to set the brush to paint in the direction/angle of the mouse strokes (you can set this in the brush settings).
10) Paint the lips/eyes/ears/teeth on separate layers as required
11) If the colour/saturation in any part of your photomanipulation doesn't quite match up with other areas, use adjustment layers to get them blending in better with the other layers. This is usually necessary if you're working with several different photos.
Other users like pythoscheetah, also does good manipulations, and someone else by he name of hitsuji16 has a decent tutorial as well. U can find them on the #Photo-Furries page as well. So those interested in making life like anthros and other fantasy creatures like GRIFFNS or whatever else u can imagine, check those guys out. Peace. ^_^
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awwwwwwwwwwww it was such a terrible picture of me too XD! I have lost a lot of weight since but the photo I sent in wasn't high res so they used the old one. Thank you for leaving the big bright spot on my page, I am all blushes <:.
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Your stuff rocks, i love the detail in your work, and that cheetah thing along with some of the others look kick ass. Awesome stuff. ^_^
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Hey! I think you should look at my friends DA page she is Pretty amazing! Her name is FullyFocused1 
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Got it, her stuff looks nice, i commented on this pic she had of a cute little kangaroo, so adorable.
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So i find out i can go to livestream.com and watch people work on their art, sweet, that'll soo help me learn and gain any usefull skills and tips that i can use to make my own art, on photoshop out of scratch. Awesome. ^_^
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Thanks, i like your stuff.
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Thank you, it's so sick, it's cool, it's sweeeeeeeeeeeeeet. ^_^
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Glad you decided to add me to your watch-list. I hope i can deliver what you want to see! If not, then i am just a note away!
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If anyone wants a photo edit of themselves let me know and I'll give it a shot, it'll give me something to work on. And I'll try to do my best, also toss in your ideas of what you want edited of yourself and I'll give it a shot.
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Thanks for the watch, but there ain't much to watch with me, might post some photos soon....
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It's no problem, whether u got art or don't, who says you can't watch someone on deviant as part of being friendly to others, catch my drift? Aka who says u can't just do it to be friends.
I barely get to put anything either cause of time, but you do what you can, peace bro.
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welcome to DA my friend and ill be glad to give you your first
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