re: The Many Faces of Will Muschamp...

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WG_Dawg

I'm not a farker and don't really have any real concept on how the process works. But to put the hand in front of the face and make it look flawless like that is so incredibly impressive to me. I don't know if it's just because I'm ignorant on the process, but at any rate that just blows my mind.

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Appreciate the props my man...Once you get the
head and face in the right position, you make it
semi-transparent and then erase the face where
the fingers are, as well as the part of the neck
where it meets the collar. bring it back to
full opacity, and then it helps (in a picture
like this) to slightly blur the face so that it
looks like it's further away (giving it depth
of field).