Friday, March 01, 2013

Remodelling a Figure in Photoshop

I think that perhaps the devil in humans' minds is the very deep and ingrained desire to never see anything as it really is, if we possibly can help it.




Update:
Dave said:

My eye is so untrained that the finished product is no better than the original. Someone obviously wants it different, for some reason.

Yes, that is a very interesting point. All these multi-corrections which are now apparently de-rigeur in fashion, seem rather arbitrary to normal people (and apparently I'm normal enough too think so myself).
I use a much wider variety on Domai, I rarely retouch, and yet all the models are generally considered very attractive. And even those I reject, often others will say "what's wrong with her, I just see an attractive young lady".
And the reality of it makes it much more relevant. I look at an actress in FHM, and it looks like a plastic doll.

3 comments:

Ken said...

Hate that look where the models are so anorexic that there ribs are very pronounce above the breasts, and the breasts are fake because with no body fat they have no natural breasts.

dave_at_efi said...

Whew! The operator sure knows how to use Photoshop features! What she is doing is clearly art.

My eye is so untrained that the finished product is no better than the original. Someone obviously wants it different, for some reason.

I'd prefer her without the bikini, but I guess that's the purpose of the other websites.

Eolake Stobblehouse said...

"My eye is so untrained that the finished product is no better than the original. Someone obviously wants it different, for some reason."

Yes, that is a very interesting point. All these multi-corrections which are now apparently de-rigeur in fashion, seem rather arbitrary to normal people (and apparently I'm normal enough too).
I use a much wider variety on Domai, I rarely retouch, and yet all the models are generally considered very attractive. And even those I reject, often others will say "what's wrong with her, I just see an attractive young lady".
And the reality of it makes it much more relevant. I look at an actress in FHM, and it looks like a plastic doll.