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Funniest sentence fragment I have read all day.

Here she is in all her nubile glory.

[Boobs McTits]

Wow, great work! Keep them Maisie-pics coming!

[Arzt]

How is it one show can get such a fantastic concentration of absolutely flawless looking actresses? Sophie Turner, Natalie Dormer, Emilia Clarke, Carice van Houten, Hannah Murray, Natalia Tena, Ellie Kendrick, I mean, the list goes on! But these 7 particularly get my heart pumping.

I love this show.

[oster34ddd]

Queen of Boobs

[Staghorn]

A little tip: if you're doing a headswap, it's a good idea that, if there's an obvious color differential between head and body (like in yours), to use one of the coloration tools to tweak one part's color to match the other.

Besides that though, it's a very nice morph.

[oster34ddd]

A little tip: if you're doing a headswap, it's a good idea that, if there's an obvious color differential between head and body (like in yours), to use one of the coloration tools to tweak one part's color to match the other.

Besides that though, it's a very nice morph.

Thx man. I KNOW RIGHT !! I tried & tried to match up the skin tones but i just couldnt do it DRATS! Now its going to bother me, like i didnt do it right-lol.

Can someone fix the color head/body mismatch for me?

[badmojo]

Here you go. Use a soft or bristled brush to go around the hair next time, and don't recreate so much of her chest up onto her neck, and it will blend more naturally. Watch Youtube videos on Masking. Masking is the key to what we do. I did my best to remove the seam in the neck, as well as rebalance the coloring.

[badmojo]

Here's an example.

[badmojo]

I have placed the new cleavage into the gap, and have masked it into place. Using a lot of soft brushes, I can blend it pretty well, but the color is still a mismatch. (Almost looks diseased.) Analyze it for a bit. What color is standing out to you? Think of it this way too, what color of glasses are you wearing as you look at the boobs vs the face?

[badmojo]

If you guessed yellow, you would be correct. I add a curves adjustment layer, then make it a slave to the boobs layer. I change the curve to adjust Blue (opposite of yellow) and boost the blues just a bit. I then boost the red slightly to warm them up. (We all like warm boobs.) I then desaturated them a bit because they were a little too colorful. Hope that helps.

[oster34ddd]

If you guessed yellow, you would be correct. I add a curves adjustment layer, then make it a slave to the boobs layer. I change the curve to adjust Blue (opposite of yellow) and boost the blues just a bit. I then boost the red slightly to warm them up. (We all like warm boobs.) I then desaturated them a bit because they were a little too colorful. Hope that helps.

very helpful indeed. all those ideas help me out quite a bit, and i see what you mean with the application off all those various techniques. All except adding a curves adjustment layer and making it a slave to the boobs layer. Is this somehow different then just using  the curves adjustment layer to say "lighten" or "soften" the image? In other words:

 How and why do i make the adjustment layer a slave to the boob layer?
also could you explain what you mean by soft brushes?  i use the paint brushes to blend but i always use 100 percent power. R u saying tone it down for a softer effect?

[badmojo]

Thank you for asking follow-up questions.

It's pretty simple. Put the curves adjustment layer above the boob layer, or whatever layer you're specifically trying to adjust, then:

Hold down the Alt key and move your cursor between the two layers in your Layers palette. Your cursor should turn into an arrowed box or a chain link (depending on your version of PS) When you click, it will indent the curves layer, making it a slave. This makes it so that you can adjust the curve, and it will only affect the layer that is its master. And as we know, boobs master everything.

[oster34ddd]

 The Huge-Hootered Whore of High Garden

[badmojo]

Extremely well done. Looks like you've figured it out.

[oster34ddd]

Extremely well done. Looks like you've figured it out.

thx mojo,
 No kidding that little tutorial you wrote totally helped me solve the color issue plus a few more things i discovered as well on my own messing around with layers.