Liquify

[justleesa]

Took this picture of a leaf scorpion and it looked a bit flat so I had some fun with it using the liquify filter. There are some really cool possibilities using this filter.

 

[glbirch]

Took this picture of a leaf scorpion and it looked a bit flat so I had some fun with it using the liquify filter. There are some really cool possibilities using this filter.

Waaah. Now you're teasing me. Where's the picture?

 

[Warren_L]

Heh heh... I was just thinking the same thing, lol.

 

[justleesa]

Heh heh... I was just thinking the same thing, lol.

me three...keeps kicking me off....I'll try again

 

[Turtleguy9]

let me try to help...

 

[The Chairman]

Too weird... but "cool".

 

[Warren_L]

That's a pretty cool effect. What sort of brush size and pressure did you use?

 

[Dee]

Lisa....please provide the details, ie., brush size and so on, so folks can learn to do this themselves.

 

[justleesa]

Lisa....please provide the details, ie., brush size and so on, so folks can learn to do this themselves.

OK...I'll try.
I love to play so I used pretty much every option that was available.
On the fish itself I used: Warp tool brush size 64, pressure 50

For the back ground I used all the other tools, a little here and a little there. To see what effects I would get.

The brush & pressure stayed the same for all other tools and for the Turbulence the turbulent jitter was 70.

Hope this gives you an idea.

Aloha,
Lisa

 

[Dee]

So this is a result of your investigative method? :rofl: The Lisa Method...."Gee, wonder what this button does?" I use that method all the time! haha