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Facial Symmetry

Facial Symmetry Facial symmetry influences judgments of aesthetic traits of physical attractiveness and beauty. For instance, in mate selection, people have been shown to have a preference of symmetry. This is because it is seen an indicator of health and genetic fitness, but also as holding adaptation qualities; reflecting the ability to withstand the changes in their environments. Facial symmetry has been shown to have an effect of ratings of attractiveness in human faces. More symmetrical faces are perceived as more attractive in both males and females, although facial symmetry plays a larger role in judgments of attractiveness concerning female faces. I have used this information to construct my own examples of the same. I took 3 subjects whose original photos are below. Mirroring each side of their face, the aim of this project is to see if the two sides are similar and to reveal small asymmetries or blemishes...

Product Manipulation

Trying to create shadows using the opacity tool for products. The result is: Original Image Shadow

Brown Paper Picture

 Recreating your brown paper drawing using various other pictures: This is my shot on trying to recreate a idea into a scene through merging images. This might not be the best one you have come across but let me tell you what i have learned and the steps to it.   Here are the steps  1. Find Images that match the elements of your idea.   2. Take the images,using lasso tool crop the area you need and add into the picture.  3. Place them together in such a way that they look like they belong to the same image.Use filters on them to           make it more realistic.  4. To make sure the image looks blended , play with the hue, saturation, sharpness, contrast. Things to watch for: 1. Make sure the image selected and not blurry and are high quality. 2. Try collecting pictures that are shot around the same time of the day or have the same amount of light. 3. Properly crop your images out so you don'...

Low-Poly

STEPS TO MAKE LOW-POLY: 1.Right click on the image which you want to convert to low poly. 2.Open with > adobe photoshop  3.Before starting note that anti alias is unchecked and snap ( view > snap ) should be checked  4. Now go to window > action . Action tab will open. 5. Make a triangle on the face using polygon laso tool  6. Now click on new set and new action  (forth and fifth icon respectively , bottom row ) in action. 7. Action recording will start . Now pause the action and make a triangle using polygon laso tool .  8. Again start the action and click ctrl+j to creat copy layer . To get back the lost triangle click on the layer icon and press ctrl.Now go to Filter > Blur > Average. 9. Click on background layer and deselect triangle by pressing  ctrl + d 10. Now end the action .Click on action 1 in action tab Action Options dialogue box will appear . Choose F2 in action key ( or any oth...

Photo Fixing

Using Lasso Tool   Use the lasso tool . Press Alt to select an undamaged area and now just click on the areas that are damaged.  Do this to all blemished areas, using different parts of the photograph to repair the damaged bits. Fixed Image Damaged Image Fixed Image Damaged Image