24
Sep
2009
Create Facial Hair In Photoshop
In this tutorial I’ll be showing you how to add some facial hair to someone in Photoshop
Author Info
Author: Patrick Riley
My name is Patrick Riley, I'm 20 years old and a second year student at the University of Cincinnati. I study Electronic Media within the prestigious College Conservatory of Music. My first year of college i studied at the University of Cincinnati Blue Ash campus, where i also studied electronic media. I was accepted into the eMedia program at UC main campus my second quarter of my second year.
My hobbies are photography, video production, hanging out. I hold high hopes for my future, I'd like to become motion graphic designer or something in the movie biz. I'd like to be a Hollywood director it has been my dream since i was 9.
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looks real and nice, but where are the link for that tutorial?
and one more thing, where can i get a blog page like this one? Thanks
Im a little unclear by what you mean for the link? And as for a blog like this i use word press, with a theme i bought because the coding is very hard to make your own then i modified the header. I originally made my own layout for a site but saw that alot of tutorial sites were using wordpress and i relized ya ya i can code a site but uploading new stuff would be a hassle and so on but this is alot easier
Thanks for your response about the blog 🙂
what i mean by the link is URL ,, i mean i am a MAC user and it seems that i cant find any place to click on it so i can play your tutorial.
and by the way you are in my favorite list now, good work mate keep up the good works.
Sleem Out,
From Egypt
Hmm im in a mac also im not really sure what it isnt working the video is a youtube video.
Can i know where did you get your wordpress theme?
and the tag cloud please
Note: sorry for commenting to much but it’s like every 30 min while I’m browsing your website i discover something i like it 🙂
Theme found here along with a bunch of nice themes Plug in here
Thaaaaaaaaanks maaaaaan, when i finish my website i’ll let you know. really thanks
Patrick it hve been long time since your last tut, and there are some tut still coming soon!!!
Anyway i just wanted to show you my new website…
http://www.ahmedsleem.com
Shears…
I have been to your site several times now, and this time I am adding it to my bookmarks 🙂 Your pages are always relevant, unlike the same-old stuff on other sites (which are coming off my bookmarks!) Keep it up!
hahah 🙂 super tuto thank you
nice post.you have nicely covered this topic.
I really adore the way the website is laid out. I think it is good. If you dont mind me asking what theme is your blog? Thanks.
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Hmm is anyone else having problems with the images on
this blog loading? I’m trying to find out if its a problem on my end or if it’s the blog.
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
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