Before and After

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  • I got bored and decided to make a thread for the Photoshop "Airbrush" enthusiasts to post your Photoshop edits on image stock.

    Here is one I did of Charlize Theron:

    BEFORE

    <img src="http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y46/soldjahboy/before%20and%20after/charlize-before.jpg">

    AFTER

    <img src="http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y46/soldjahboy/before%20and%20after/charlize-after.jpg">

    Let's see what you guys can come up with

    ~Sol

  • shes FYNEE!

  • I WANNA PLAY!

    dammit. My photoshop is f*ed up. I can't install it because it believes I'm trying to install two copies at the same time or something. I just bought a brand new Canon EOS 40D, so ps picked a bad time to crash. I can still use Paint shop pro though.. I'll see if i get the time to do something nice for you. I can give you this in the meantime... A HDR of a friend of mine. It got a little wrong at the right side though.

    <img src="http://ioj.com/u/get_file.php?id=824753&file=sara+alla+liten.jpg">

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  • Soldjah, Did you only use the airbrush on that photo? In that case i REALLY don't know how to use that tool! Could you give me some instructions on how you edited that image?

  • Soldjah, Did you only use the airbrush on that photo? In that case i REALLY don't know how to use that tool! Could you give me some instructions on how you edited that image?

    No probs

    Basically, I used the clone stamp tool on the original picture just to fix a few imperfections, like freckles and whatever else.

    Next, I copied the layer to a new layer, and used Gaussian Blur on it (about 5-10 pixels) and then used a blending mode of screen or vivid light (I cant remember which one). This will give that soft "glow" effect to the picture.

    After that I just made a new layer each for the lips, eyes, and hair and coloured with a solid brush in the general area where I wanted the new colour to be, and used some blending modes like dodge, linear dodge, multiply, etc until I found something that looked nice.

    The whole thing took me about 5-10 minutes really.

    If I still have it, maybe I can send you the PSD file so can see what I did

    ~Sol

  • Thanks! Right now i don't have ps, but i understand the methods you used. i might try to do something like that! I've really gotten in to photography lately since i bought the camera, and I'm learning how to edit too! Thanks for the tips!

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