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3. Cloning |
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Before cloning I created a new layer within the pig's picture just to be safe and merge the layers when I am finished.
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| To clone the part of one picture to another click with the Clone Stamp Tool on the part to want to clone and hold Alt while clicking. Then go to the other picture and start painting like you would with the normal brush. |
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| I started cloning with the animal's back. I Alt+clicked on the tiger's back, then selected the image with the pig and started applying the furr. The low opacity of the brush gives much room to create. One click on the same spot brings a little detail and 5 clicks apply the whole opacity. |
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Because I clicked on the tiger's back I am only colored the pig's back with that, because I wanted the stripes to be as natural as they can be. I wanted it to look like this piggy was born out of some freaky genetic experiment and not spray-painted by some kid. |
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Selecting the part to clone: |
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Cloning: |
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Most of the pig covered with furr. It looks really soft and cudly allready. |
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