"Hello Gotham... Joker is back!"
27-12-2006 37076 views
Transform a normal person into one of the best villains the world of make-believe has ever known. The Joker! Heath "Brokeback" Ledger will play the Joker in the upcoming Batman, but I stick with my favorite Jack Nicholson EVER!
11 comments | Posted in Photomanipulations
"Hello Gotham, Joker is back!"
Learn how to transform someone to THE JOKER!
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Step 1 Open up a new image of a random person.
I'm not gonna do Heath Ledger since I don't like him. Instead I chose one hell of an actor, Jack Nicholson!
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Step 2 Anyhow, what we need to do is make sure we got a good photo of someone. Perferably someone that is already smiling;
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Step 3 Select roughly the skin of the person and go to the levels by pressing CTRL+L and make sure you get the skin very light;
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Step 4 Make a new layer and on that new layer, brush white over the skin-area. After that, set the blending-mode to Saturation;
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Step 5 Erase the white parts where the eyes are;
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Step 6 Use the Liquify-filter to move the edges of the mouth to the side and a little bit upwards;
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Step 7 On a new layer brush some red and orange over the eyes and set the blending-mode to overlay;
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Step 8 With a green brush, brush some green on the hair and set the blending-mode to Color or Overlay;
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Step 9 Then use the Pen-Tool to draw a shape around the lips and fill that with red. Then lower the opacity a little;
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Step 10 And there you have it.. Gotham's most feared criminal returns!
jl
August 3th, 2010
Hey there.! First of all, I want to say thank you for the tutorials. They are great! Second I would like to know if you could please, add more information about "Step 9", like what settings we should use. For some reason when I add color to the lips, the color doesn't look natural.
Thanks in advance, and keep it up.
Mike
July 16th, 2010
I should of looked at the comments before I tried this.. But I can confirm, the levels (Ctrl+L) turn the skin Black&White; instead of white :\
MickM
June 3th, 2010
At which point doesn't it work shawks?
shawks
May 29th, 2010
doesnt work...white skin texture.i
Maxi
December 16th, 2009
Soo col very good man
thymk01
July 5th, 2009
ilove you mickm
natalie
December 9th, 2008
when i turn the mode to saturation it turns grey instead of white....why?
Weasel
November 6th, 2008
Ahh... the awesomeness
Maarten
October 20th, 2008
I got a problem; when I turn the white layer to saturation, the face turns grey instead of white.. (plz mail me with a solution, thanks! ^^)
p-ter
August 29th, 2008
hahaha,,,funny
MickM
August 4th, 2010
Hey Jl, have you tried setting the blending-mode to "Multiply" or "Overlay" ?
Or maybe duplicate the layer and set one to overlay and the other to multiply.
As you may have gathered, this tutorial has still not had his update. When it will, I will include a more detailed explanation.
Until that time, did the advice I gave work or do you need some more help?