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Step 6Warp the blood! (and make the skin look weird)
Warp!
Drag in the handles until the blood seems to be a bit more realistic.
Now skin:
Now duplicate the blood-layer and hide the original blood-layer. Rename the "blood copy"-layer to "skin". Erase everything on the skin-layer without the area around the hole, so what's left is shaped almost like a circle.
Warp the skin-layer (if you like to you can use Liquify instead. Filter --> Liquify)
Warp until it looks good. Right-click on "skin" and open the Blending Options menu. Click on Bevel and Emboss and choose the options shown in the image.
Press ok.
Set the Opacity on the skin-layer on 66% and fill 40%.
Drag in the handles until the blood seems to be a bit more realistic.
Now skin:
Now duplicate the blood-layer and hide the original blood-layer. Rename the "blood copy"-layer to "skin". Erase everything on the skin-layer without the area around the hole, so what's left is shaped almost like a circle.
Warp the skin-layer (if you like to you can use Liquify instead. Filter --> Liquify)
Warp until it looks good. Right-click on "skin" and open the Blending Options menu. Click on Bevel and Emboss and choose the options shown in the image.
Press ok.
Set the Opacity on the skin-layer on 66% and fill 40%.
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