Resources - Male Models
Need some male models to play around in Photoshop with? Check out these resources below!
Note: Take note of the source of each photo you decide to use, and whether or not it's available for commercial use if you plan on selling your work.
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More coming soon!
Know of more male model archives? Let us know in a comment below so we can get them up as a resource for others to use!
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Alright so I understand using photoshop for bg and things but how often do they use it for physical features? like tones and chubbiness?
ReplyDeleteHi there Kari, can you please clarify what you mean by using "it for physical features like tones and chubbiness?" If you're asking if you can use Photoshop to change the physical features of a person then you most certainly can, especially with CS5 and CS6. You can also do a lot of work to change peoples skin tones etc. If this is something you're interested in learning about, then let me know and I'll see if I can't put together a post on these topics with video tutorials.
DeleteThis is what I have been searching in many websites and I finally found it here. Amazing tutorial. I am so impressed. Could never think of such a thing is possible with it...I think you have a great knowledge especially while dealings with such subjects.
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