Use PS liquefaction filter to modify portrait photo expression

Many Photoshop enthusiasts like to use Photoshop to change the facial expression of a person, to produce such as happy, angry, twisted and so exaggerated face, entertaining people to entertain themselves, fun. Changing the character's expression is not difficult, in fact, only a few steps to achieve the desired effect. This tutorial will show you how to use Photoshop's liquefaction filters to quickly produce an angry character expression.

The specific steps are as follows.

1. Let's first save the following picture to your hard disk by right-clicking on the picture and selecting the "Save Picture as" command from the pop-up menu.
There's a little girl in the picture, with a relaxed facial expression, and we'll make her look very angry.
If you choose your own photos, choose a larger proportion of your face to occupy your photos, or crop them in Photoshop after you open them to make your face stand out.

Open the picture you just saved in Photoshop and prepare for the next step.

Figure 1

2. After opening the photo, select menu command "filter | liquefaction", when the "liquefaction" dialog box appears, first set the brush size to the appropriate size, by pressing the shortcut key "[" or "]".

3. Use the "Forward transform tool" in the "liquefaction" dialog box to turn the girl's right eyebrow slightly downward, and try not to move the area outside the eyebrows when it is deformed. Use the same brush size to deform the left eyebrow so that it rises upwards. The results of the deformation are shown in Figure 2.

Figure 2

4. As can be seen from the above picture, just the eyebrow deformation to the rise has made the girl appear angry appearance. If you adjust your mouth again, the effect will be better.

Let's say you're still opening the "liquefaction" dialog, using a smaller brush to nudge the girl's mouth down, as shown in Figure 3.

Figure 3

5. Congratulations to you! Now you've made angry character expressions. So, this is a very simple tutorial, the whole process is only using a tool to deform it. Simple as it is, an ordinary person's face becomes very angry for a while.

As shown in Figure 4, the final effect. Original address

Figure 4