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Before and after illusions
touch up tools tips and tricks. Using airbrush to even out skin tone and blemishes on the strong setting at 100% (you can also shape eyebrows and hairlines and get rid of pesky wispy hairs this way. Zoom in if you need to, but make sure that you leave a small crease above the eye itself so that there is a lid. You can remove crows feet, wrinkles, and also large pores. After you are done with this, use your eye bright to add some brightness to the eyes (only the iris). Add other effects to achieve the coloration that you want. Now you can go back and add eye bright again over the entire picture to add definition and some sparkle to it (when used with airbrush, it will sometimes add some sparkle to your pic). Go over it a second time with eye bright but only over the lips,eyes and eyebrows, use the fade slider to find the desired brightness. If you need to use it again, go ahead, but be careful with the eyes, they could start looking unnatural.
With practice and combination of these tools, you could find some more fun things to do with them. But so far, airbrush and eyebright are two of the best tools, in my opinion. I love that with the combination of them, you can create definition, shadows, the illusion of makeup. The possibilities are endless.
Have fun!
www.google.com/support/forum/p/picnik/thread?tid=4d8951e9...
Before and after illusions
touch up tools tips and tricks. Using airbrush to even out skin tone and blemishes on the strong setting at 100% (you can also shape eyebrows and hairlines and get rid of pesky wispy hairs this way. Zoom in if you need to, but make sure that you leave a small crease above the eye itself so that there is a lid. You can remove crows feet, wrinkles, and also large pores. After you are done with this, use your eye bright to add some brightness to the eyes (only the iris). Add other effects to achieve the coloration that you want. Now you can go back and add eye bright again over the entire picture to add definition and some sparkle to it (when used with airbrush, it will sometimes add some sparkle to your pic). Go over it a second time with eye bright but only over the lips,eyes and eyebrows, use the fade slider to find the desired brightness. If you need to use it again, go ahead, but be careful with the eyes, they could start looking unnatural.
With practice and combination of these tools, you could find some more fun things to do with them. But so far, airbrush and eyebright are two of the best tools, in my opinion. I love that with the combination of them, you can create definition, shadows, the illusion of makeup. The possibilities are endless.
Have fun!
www.google.com/support/forum/p/picnik/thread?tid=4d8951e9...