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Rupert Sanders, Kristen Stewart Twilight Photoshop
In this fun and not too demanding Photoshop tutorial, we change Robert Pattinson's head with the head of Rupert Sanders.
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Click here to download photo of the Rupert Sanders.
Rupert Sanders directed the movie Snowhite and the Huntsman featuring Kristen Stewart as the Snowhite.
You can of course use a photo of any other person you want to add to the Twilight poster instead of Robert Pattinson.
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Choose the Lasso Tool (L for a keyboard shortcut).
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Select the face click Edit and choose Copy.
You can also try and select the face with the Quick Selection Tool, click here for the tutorial.
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Click here to download the Twilight movie poster featuring Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson.
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First thing's first, let remove Robert's head.
Choose the Clone Stamp Tool (bližnjica je tipka S).
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Press and hold Alt key click the blue part next to Robert's head to choose the source for the clone brush ...
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... release the Alt key and start clicking/cloning over the head in order to make it disappear.
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Keep clicking or dragging your mouse to erase the whole head.
You might also want to repeat the step 6 a couple of times to select a new clone source if it starts cloning the things you don't want.
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Let's now paste the previously copied head of Rupert Sanders and make some adjustment for the perfect fit.
In the menu click Edit and choose Paste.
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Press Ctrl + T, to enter layer transformation mode, click and hold the right edge of the selection and drag it the left side to flip the layer horizontally.
Don't confirm the changes just yet.
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Rotate the head layer a bit so it fits the Robert's body.
Press Enter to confirm the changes.
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Choose the Eraser Tool (E for a keyboard shortcut).
Right click the document and choose the same or similar settings as I did.
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Press the 3 key, to set the opacity of the eraser tool to 30%.
You can set the eraser opacity in the toolbar above as well.
Now start erasing the redundant parts around the neck and any other parts that are sticking out.
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We need to add some Vampire features like, pale tan and scary eyes to Rupert's face.
Hold the Ctrl key and click the thumb picture of the head layer (see picture).
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Selection around the head should now be visible.
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In the menu click Layer, New Adjustment Layer and choose Photo Filter...
Click OK.
In the Adjustments window set the black Color and Density to about 80 % (see picture).
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And to add some vampire eyes.
Create a new layer.
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Set an orange color as a foreground color (see picture).
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Choose the Brush Tool (B for a keyboard shorcut).
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Right click the document and choose the same or similar settings as I did. Brush Size should be the same size as the eyes.
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Click the eyes to paint them orange (see picture).
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Choose Overlay as a new eyes layer blending mode and set the Opacity to about 50% (see picture).
Instead of Overlay you can also try the Color blending option.
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And the orange color will blend in with the eyes on the underlying head layer.
You can choose the eraser tool and erase the orange color around the eyes.
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