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Ork Me!

Ork Me!
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In this Tutorial we will be using photoshop to make you into a SCARY ORC!!!!!
Ok less so scary more so goofy looking, but none the less we are going to turn you into DnD fodder.

For this tutorial you are going to need:
Photoshop
a photo to work with
a second photo with a nice big mouth and teeth
a cool gooey texture like the one in picture 3
and some lust for dwarven or elven blood. 

For the remainder of the this tutorial I will add a bracketed number to let you know what picture I am on and give you and Idea of what your picture should look like at each step. (Example (1) is an ork, (2) is a human)
 
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Step 1My what big eyes you have!

My what big eyes you have!
In this step we are going to be making the eyes.
We will be learning to use the Burn tool Mainly


1) We are going to start with the eyes, lets open photoshop and load in our image and duplicate the layer it is on. My doesn't said model look stylish (1). Time to change that with the Burn tool, the burn tool is a great tool for darkening areas and giving things that grungier look. We are going to set a nice fat brush a little smaller then the eye and make sure we are set to midtones on the top bar for our burn tool and set our exposure to something low like 20% and just paint around the eyes to give it that sunken look to the eyes (2),

2) Now we are going to make the brush a bit small as to have some accuracy and push up that exposure to 50+ and just paint in the whites and cornea of the eye till they are black(3)

3) Lets give our little ork friend a bit of sparkle in his eyes! First make a new layer and with a soft brush paint a white dot in each eye (4). From there lower the opacity to about 50% (5). Now make a new layer, and with a smaller softer brush then before place another dot with in the previous white dot(6).

My what pretty eyes your ork has.
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Hi there, I'm a psychology Undergrad at University of Alberta. My hobbies rotate around the creative juices that seem to ferment here to create the wonderful beer known as instructables.