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1. Re: Does anyone know what task in PhotoShop I would use to make a character's leg in a scanned pic longer? Cloning, perhaps? Need a how-to. Thanks!
1 person found this helpfulCould you please post a screenshot with the pertinent Panels (Layers, Channels, Options Bar, …) visible?
Quite likely Filter > Liquify or Edit > Puppet Warp (both as Smart Filters naturally) offer sufficient options for this task of yours.
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2. Re: Does anyone know what task in PhotoShop I would use to make a character's leg in a scanned pic longer? Cloning, perhaps? Need a how-to. Thanks!
2 people found this helpfulAs CP mentions you might want to look at Puppet Warp to see if this will help you extend the shorter leg. If nothing else you might have fun learning a new tool in Photoshop!
Learn more about it here with Julienne Kost
Puppet Warp « Julieanne Kost's Blog
She also has a Lynda.com tutorial: Puppet Warp
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3. Re: Does anyone know what task in PhotoShop I would use to make a character's leg in a scanned pic longer? Cloning, perhaps? Need a how-to. Thanks!
2 people found this helpfulAs Christoph said the best approach would be via 'Puppet Warp' followed by the 'Liquify ' filter. I have only ever used these tools on continuous tone images, ie photographs and so cannot vouch that they will work equally well on a watercolor as they are quite different beasts, but below is a video from Aaron Nace that describes how to subtly change a body using the two tools mentioned, which may give you some idea of what is possible.