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Enlarge a head in Photoshop
I'm going to show you, how to blow up ones head, meaning I will take a picture of a dog and make his head bigger.
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Open a picture of a person or an animal you want to enlarge their head.
I'm going to blow up Solo's head, the expression on his face looks like he can see it coming. :)
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Choose Magnetic Lasso Tool ...
Or what ever selection tool you are more comfortable with.
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In the menu click Select and choose Refine Edge.
Adjust Smooth and Feather settings a bit (see picture).
Click OK.
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Press Ctrl + T to for free transform mode, drag on a little square while holding Shift key to enlarge the selection/head.
Holding Shift key keeps selection in proportion.
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Adjust the head to fit the body by dragging and dropping it.
Press Enter when done adjusting the head.
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Choose the Smudge Tool.
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Set Strength to about 50%.
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And start clicking and dragging to hide the obvious transitions between the new bigger head and the rest of the body.
Don't over do it, just keep trying, it's a trial and error kind of a deal.
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Choose the Clone Stamp Tool.
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And cover the areas that are sticking out a bit too much.
Hold Alt and click the source area then release alt and start "painting".
Do that on both sides or wherever you think it's necessary.
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Now choose the Sharpen Tool.
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Set Strength to about 50%.
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And start clicking the areas you used the clone tool on.
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Do the same on the areas you used the Smudge Tool on.
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Solo the Boston Terrier is not amused. :)
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