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So we can just use the left bracket key. On the key board, to make it little smaller or the bracket key to make it there. Now choose the tool over here. This is called the freeze mask tool that’s turned on when we get to paint those, we paint with this red.

Now this red is not gonna appear in the final image. So all I simply gonna do is freeze all that area and so it can’t be destroyed. So if I intend to destroy that it is not going to destroy that. So now grab the freeze master so we can paint the other side. Because of very closer body, just drop down that brush little small down here, just to make sure we protect the areas that we wanna protect. Just go above the line little bit, just in case, because sometimes some areas gonna get some edges or like that. All right, now we are ready to go. We gonna grab our little push tone and use the same key board, using the right bracket key. We goona increase that. Let’s make it a bit bigger. And now we just gonna stuff the cross here right out side when I am not actually dragging right out.

We gonna use just edge of it and then push it just a little bit. Put down a bit more, just ahead. Ok here we go, and when I want to work the same on other side, this really don’t need too much, just a little bit. And there you go. Simple as that. So we can use this work, its really great for all kinds of things. Well on the arms, some times you gonna take some of these areas and can work from constant scenarios and I will rest of the, to your imagination. As you can see, we can push these slightly, you know just round and make quite a different. So let’s just click ok. And now we just gonna apply that. And its very subtle effect. Effects, you can get some of the alies in there, not to smart. We can fix that. I will show you how to fix it. We are just going to use the history brush. Open up the history panel and I am just going to go to this point, 400 open and just liquefy. So choose the point before it.

So I am gonna zoom in a little bit far too here, then select the history brush. That is going to paint from that state. Turn the brush down little bit and paint back in the old state. So it makes sense because it is right on the edge than other one and drops that and just cleans that up. If you have the color like that, simply you grab the liquefy state and just fade that up.

So we go to the full size of the image and here we go. This is our image with little adjustment made.

In case you didn’t see the video in part 1 of this series… here it is again.

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