
Add piercings and tattoos too if you like. To add earings just make a small black dot on the ear using the brush and then get a smaller brush, change color to whit and put another dot inside the first. I used the apps Pixlr-o-matic and Camera+ (separately or together) to. Once in place, repeat with the other eye :)ĭoneeeeeeeeeeeee :D And if you wanna add blush, go back to layer 0 and duplicate again, do the same that you did with the lips and eye shadow and color the cheeks, then fade with opacity to your liking :) Placing it on the first layer, I took the eraser tool, set the opacity to 2.
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Then drag the eyelash near the eye and zoom in, use free tranform and free distort under Edit to make smaller or larger and to rotate if you need too. Then head to Mode on toggle layer settings and scroll down to multiply, and click. Open up your eyelash image (Theres one here )Īnd then grab the Lasso tool (L) and draw around the eyelash you want, click and drag to your other image and drop it there.

Once both eyes are done go across to opacity and turn it down until it looks more natural.ĭone! Right now to Eyelashes, again go to layer 0 and duplicate. Scroll across and zoom in to do the other eye :) Okayyy, now, Eyeliner, duplicate layer 0 again and zoom in on the eye using the navigation box to your right, select brush again (B) and choose the color black on your color pallete, select the right size brush to go right on the waterline (Or wherever you want the eyeliner) and gently draw along the waterline,use eraser (E) to get rid of any mistakes, dont worry if you cant do it perfectly, just practice a steady hand and you’ll be fine :)
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and select a source point, a clear piece of skin right next to the blemish, click and take your finger off CTRL, then put the mouse over the blemish and click, a few times, and it will be gone :) Do this with any area you like. Okay, go back to layers box, select layer 0 and grab the clone tool © If there are any blemishes you want to get rid of, just hold CTRL or ALT if using mac. (Btw im sorry if none of the colors match, this is just a guide XD) Once thats done go back to opacity and turn it down until you get the color you want :D Just start filling in the lips right until you’ve filled it all in, use the Eraser (E) to erase any mistakes. There! Eye Shadow is done ) next go back to the layers box, click on layer 0 and duplicate it, Then select the brush (B) and color pallete again and select the color you want for your Lips.įor this example we’re gonna go for soft red lips :) Next go to Toggle layer settings (Its on the layers box in the bottom left corner) and turn the opacity down until its the right shade for you :)

Just start coloring around the eye area where ever you want the eye shadow to be, use the eraser (E) to erase some any mistakes if you like. Go to Pixlr open up your image, Unlock and duplicate the layer (Double click), Grab the brush (B), pick a small soft brush, then go to the color pallete, (make sure you’re on Layer 0 copy, ) and pick the color you want for her Eye Shadow :) Step oneee : Go to Pixlr and open up your image. This tutorial will include : Lipstick, Eyelashes, Blemish fix, Eyeliner and Eyelashes. This makes things look thinner.HEY :D This is a make up tutorial requested by anon pixlr user :)

When pasted, the half-copy of the half-opaque will be quarter-opaque which is much more transparent.
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(*) Because a half-opaque pixel, being half-opaque, will be half-selected, and therefore half-copied. Where is the Pixlr Layer Toolbar How to find hidden layers toolbarIf this doesn't work - try clicking the 'VIEW' option and click LAYERS.That damn ad gets i. This is why in many fonts, characters with a round base (C,G,O,Q,U) slightly extend below the baseline. Select > Invert and you have the selection that you originally sought.Īlso, keep in mind that centering is somewhat visual when you have semi-transparent pixels on the edges. This will only select the fully transparent pixels. If you want a selection, use the Color selector, set Select by: Alpha, check Select transparent areas and set the threshold to 0. Layer > Crop to content: this makes the smallest layer that contains all the non fully transparent pixels. But this is not necessary, to center you contents there are at least two techniques: Method #1: Alpha to selection selects all the pixels but proportionally to their opacity (the "marching ants" are telling you where the selection level goes from >50% to Save to channel, threshold the saved channel with a value of 1, and then re-create a selection from the channel (right-click, and Channel to selection).
