How to Transform Someone Into a Vampire in Photoshop
Open a Photo of your subject in Photoshop., Create a new layer., Zoom back out., This part is optional, but helps to make the person more pretty (If they are a female)., This is also optional but you can do this to male and females if their teeth...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Open a Photo of your subject in Photoshop.
Use +Crtl + O to open the FileOpen-Dialog.
Now select the photo you want to use.
Make sure it's a good picture
- one where you can see the person's face very well and quite clearly. -
Step 2: Create a new layer.
Zoom in (by pressing Ctrl + Alt and scroll on your mouse) to the persons eyes.
Now select the normal brush tool and make it smaller.
Select the colour red.
Now colour in the person's eyes.
Only colour the bit that is already their eye colour.
I.E
- If their eyes are blue, colour the blue bit.
Most new vampires have red eyes, so that would be a good option, although you can always make them golden sort of colour. , Look at the box with the layers and click the drop down menu.
Select 'Soft Light'.
The eyes should look very realistic. , Create yet another layer.
Do exactly the same as what you just did, but with the lips.
Select the colour red, and colour the whole of their lips.
Now press 'soft light' again.
If their mouths are closed, you should have coloured the whole lips and now they are very red and look extremely realistic.
If their mouths are open, still colour the lips but NOT the teeth
- obviously! , Create yet another layer and zoom in on their teeth.
Use the brush and colour the teeth in white.
It doesn't matter if you make all the teeth look like one long tooth
- because when you select 'Soft Light' it will make them separate again but very white! , Go back to the background layer for this one.
At the top, make sure 'highlights' is selected.
And '15'. , Keep clicking until the face has gone pale.
Be careful not to overdo it! You may have to make the brush smaller and zoom in afterwards to get any places you missed or can't get at.,, -
Step 3: Zoom back out.
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Step 4: This part is optional
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Step 5: but helps to make the person more pretty (If they are a female).
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Step 6: This is also optional but you can do this to male and females if their teeth are showing in the photo.
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Step 7: click on the 'Doge' brush.
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Step 8: It's a good idea to make the brush so big you can over the whole of the persons face.
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Step 9: Make sure that if your shoulders of arms or any other part of you body is showing
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Step 10: you make that paler too!
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Step 11: You should now look like a vampire!
Detailed Guide
Use +Crtl + O to open the FileOpen-Dialog.
Now select the photo you want to use.
Make sure it's a good picture
- one where you can see the person's face very well and quite clearly.
Zoom in (by pressing Ctrl + Alt and scroll on your mouse) to the persons eyes.
Now select the normal brush tool and make it smaller.
Select the colour red.
Now colour in the person's eyes.
Only colour the bit that is already their eye colour.
I.E
- If their eyes are blue, colour the blue bit.
Most new vampires have red eyes, so that would be a good option, although you can always make them golden sort of colour. , Look at the box with the layers and click the drop down menu.
Select 'Soft Light'.
The eyes should look very realistic. , Create yet another layer.
Do exactly the same as what you just did, but with the lips.
Select the colour red, and colour the whole of their lips.
Now press 'soft light' again.
If their mouths are closed, you should have coloured the whole lips and now they are very red and look extremely realistic.
If their mouths are open, still colour the lips but NOT the teeth
- obviously! , Create yet another layer and zoom in on their teeth.
Use the brush and colour the teeth in white.
It doesn't matter if you make all the teeth look like one long tooth
- because when you select 'Soft Light' it will make them separate again but very white! , Go back to the background layer for this one.
At the top, make sure 'highlights' is selected.
And '15'. , Keep clicking until the face has gone pale.
Be careful not to overdo it! You may have to make the brush smaller and zoom in afterwards to get any places you missed or can't get at.,,
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