Painting Hair With Pixels

By Pauline Washburn · Issue: V4N5 (2007)

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This is a companion tutorial to the “Painting with Pixels” article in Vol. 5 No. 5 of Photoshop Elements Techniques.

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1 Reply to Painting Hair With Pixels:

Robert
August 3, 2010 at 11:54 am

Could you make a video series devoted exclusively to retouching portraits? It would be great to know all the tools and techniques in coloring and enhancing the volume of hair, getting the right skin tone, liquefying techniques to take off weight or tone things up, changing or enhancing eye colors and whitening, teeth enhancements and whitening, erasing wrinkles,etc. Also, please include how to easily cut the image out to separate the background from the portrait.

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