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Manipulating facial expressions in photographs using the Liquify tool in Photoshop
In this tutorial you will learn how to change facial expressions in a photograph using the Liquify tool in Photoshop.
Step1: Open a New file by clicking on File>Open. Create a new layer.
Step 2: Open a Photo by clicking on File>Open. Drag the photo to your new file Canvas.
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Step 3: Adjust the size of the Photo to your canvas size. You can use the Transform tool (Ctrl + T ) to resize the Photo.
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Step 4: Select Filter>Liquify, the Liquify window will open.
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Step 5: In the Liquify window, select the Warp tool (W)
, a small circle will appear which represents the size of the brush.
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Step 6: The brush size and all other properties can be changed accordingly in the liquify property window as shown below.
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Step 7: Select the area you would like to modify and drag the mouse to achieve the desired effect. The photo can be changed as shown below.
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You can manipulate photographs in many ways, using the following tools in the liquify window :
- Warp tool(W)
- Turbulence tool (A)
- Twirl Clockwise tool(R)
- Twirl Counter Clockwise tool(L)
- Plucker tool (P)
- Bloat tool (B)
Examples are shown below :
Liquify> Warp tool(W)
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Liquify> Bloat tool(B)
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Liquify> Twirl Clockwise tool(R)
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