Adobe Community: Can someone do my graphics for me

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1. Grant H,

Nov 30, 2011 7:14 AM in reply to smith7879

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let me know if you can for free

come on dude!!!!

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2. smith7879,

Nov 30, 2011 7:15 AM in reply to Grant H

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please i do not know much photoshop please

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3. azdawg99,

Nov 30, 2011 7:23 AM in reply to smith7879

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Sounds like a great time to learn.

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4. smith7879,

Nov 30, 2011 7:28 AM in reply to azdawg99

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well can somebody tell me how to do it with one photo then please

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5. c.pfaffenbichler,

Nov 30, 2011 7:33 AM in reply to smith7879

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I have to agree with Grant.

To quote from the Forum:

Adobe Forums provide an interactive online environment for vibrant discussion of Adobe products and related topics, where Adobe users exchange questions, offer ideas and suggestions, and share tips and tricks with each other.
Forums are a great source for education and troubleshooting, and are an alternative to Adobe’s official customer support channels.

If you want to get advice on how to perform the task yourself or about Photoshop in general this should be a good place, otherwise not so much.

But I can’t rule out someone else taking pity on you yet …

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6. c.pfaffenbichler,

Nov 30, 2011 7:34 AM in reply to smith7879

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You failed to even tell which version of Photoshop …

In CS5 or CS5.5 Edit > Puppet Warp (best applied to a Smart Object) might prove useful.

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7. c.pfaffenbichler,

Nov 30, 2011 7:57 AM in reply to smith7879

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One possible approach would be to

• duplicate the layer and use a Layer Mask to isolate the animal

• load that Mask, select the background layer, expand the Selection somewhat and use Edit > Fill >Content Aware to remove the animal from the background (additional retouching may be needed)

• select the animal-layer and convert it to a Smart Object (Layer > Smart Objects > Convert to Smart Object)

• invoke Edit > Puppet Warp, set the necessary points and move the intended ones

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8. Keli Douglas,

Nov 30, 2011 10:00 AM in reply to smith7879

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But for those of us that might be tempted by your very generous offer you don't even give us any hints... what type of animal... what is it doing when it bends over, drinking?

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