masking layers and images

 This demo was to teach us of how to easyly manipulate masking layers to see how easyer it is to change peoples faces and make it look compleatly realistic which is the same style oliver ottner has done through out his carrer

 Once we had decided what image we were going to add to our original image of a woman and make her into a lead person which is sometimes done in movies and posters throught the media indestry

The fine detail of the image is key to how well it looks because if you had the leaf like in the image to the left but the leaf were on the eyes it would look very unreastic and may get a low mark

 This is the final outcome of the mixing two animals into one through using masking and other tools to make it seem unphotoshoped althought it still may be obivouse it would still look relalistic.

 Once we had moved the hippo head onto the the lizard head and moved it into the correct posision and then used the hue and saturation tool to make the color of the lizard go onto the hippo head.

 From that point i used the burn tool to blend the head onto the lizard body and copyed some of the scales onto the head and darkend them using the burn tool again

 this one is of my own dog i decided to exsperiment with using the same type of editing i had done above with the head of a baby crocodile it was fairly basic and next time i hope i can do it in more detail.

 Using  masking and blending with these source images to create a mix of the two animals , the rhino and a leopard doing what we had done before with the hippo and lizard but insted of changing body parts we will be changing the skin of the rhino into the skin of the leopard.

Once again starting off with the liqufy tool to move the leopard around the body of the rhino and used a masking layer to make the eyes and horn show off through the leopard skin and burned in the color to show the detail in the rhino's orginal skin.

Fitting such a small animal over such a large animal proved to be hard when streaching the fur and pattern over the rhino because of the spots being streached which anyone would notice and would not look relistic at all.

Once i managed to get the fur over the rhino and clean up details like the horn, inner ear and eyes once i had done the image it stil wasnt how i wanted to i decied to leave it and may try it again with a diffrent set of animals in the future.