2. 1)Find two faces. They may be in two
separate photographs or one.
3. 2)Open the images in Photoshop. Make sure
to duplicate the image, so you may go back
to the original image at any time if you made
a mistake.
4. Select face number one. Make sure to include
all the unique features of that particular face
such as moles, wrinkles, dimples or scars in
your selection. Make sure to feather the
selection to rid it or harsh edges maybe by
5px or higher depending on the size or
quality of your image.
5.
6. Use the Pen tool for more control. The Pen
tool is preferred because it allows you to set
“anchor points” that lets you adjust by
clicking on the points while holding the Ctrl
key to drag to reposition.
7. After setting anchor points right click and
select “Make Selection” from the drop down
menu.
8.
9. Copy the selection. Press Ctrl + C on your
keyboard or click on Edit>Copy from the
menu to copy the selection.
10. Paste. Select the Document where you want to
put the face unless both heads are in the
same file.
Create a New Layer by choosing
Layer>New>Layer and Press CTRL + V or Edit
Paste to paste the face to the other head.
11. Fit the face to the other head. Depending of
the size of the body of the other head or the
position of the head, you may want to do some
tweaks to the size of your selection. While you
are on the active Layer, click Edit>Free
Transform, or Press Ctrl + T and resize or
rotate as necessary.
