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Political Caricature
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| |Have you ever heard the expression “A picture is worth a thousand |
| |words”? A caricature exaggerates to tell a story or to make a |
| |political point. |
|Political cartoonists often exaggerate – usually George W. Bush is drawn with large |We’ll use Photoshop software to create political caricatures just by |
|ears and no chin, and Senator John Kerry is often drawn with a long chin and big |changing a photo – NO DRAWING REQUIRED – then we’ll morph the |
|hair. |caricatures frame-by-frame. |
|[pic] |We’ll Open Photoshop Elements |
|[pic] |Click File—Open and choose which picture you want to caricature. |
|[pic] |Before we forget, let’s make a copy of this first layer. |
|[pic] |Click on Filter—Distort—Liquify. |
|[pic]Warp |You’ll see a lot of tools at the left. |
|[pic]Turbulence |[pic] |
|[pic] Clockwise Twirl |We’ll learn them all. |
|[pic]Counter-clockwise Twirl | |
|[pic] Pucker | |
|[pic] Bloat | |
|[pic] Shift Pixels | |
|[pic] Reflection | |
|[pic]Reconstruct Tool | |
|[pic] |For fun, let’s use the Warp[pic] tool and liquefy, with a result |
| |sorta like this: |
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|Now look at the menu on the right – you can choose to Revert |When you click the Revert button, the picture will go back to the |
|[pic] |beginning. [pic] |
|[pic] |Warp [pic]again, and this time use the Reconstruct Brush [pic] to |
| |revert just parts of the picture. |
|[pic] [pic] |The Turbulence Tool [pic] scrambles the pixels – use it to push back |
| |a hairline… |
|[pic] |Use the Twirl tools[pic] [pic]to make weird eyes and a crooked nose… |
|[pic][pic] |Use the Pucker Tool [pic]to pucker up the mouth & chin… |
| |[pic] or around the eyes… |
|[pic] |Use the Bloat tool [pic]to make a really big brain… |
| |…or ears |
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|[pic] |Use the Shift Pixels tool [pic] to put some weight on… |
| |…or just rearrange features… |
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|[pic] |The Reflection tool [pic]makes copies of different areas of the |
| |picture, with interesting results. |
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| |Keep stirring and see what you come up with! |
|MORPHING THE ANIMATION! |Now that you know what the tools will do, it’s time to decide how you|
| |want your caricature to morph! |
|[pic][pic][pic] |We’ll make changes to one layer, add a new layer and make changes to |
| |that one, etc., and then we’ll wind up with a morphing animated .gif!|
| |If you like your result, click OK |
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|[pic] |Now at the top right, find the Layers menu and select it |
|[pic] |You’ll see you have two layers – the original and the morphed one. |
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| |Click on the layer that you want a copy of to make more changes… |
|[pic] |Then click Layer – Duplicate Layer. |
|[pic] |Select the layer that you want to make more changes to by clicking on|
| |it… |
|[pic] |Then Click on Filter—Distort—Liquify |
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| |Like we did before and make more morphing changes, then save the |
| |changes by clicking OK, then making a duplicate layer again, etc., |
| |until you’re done. |
|TO SAVE YOUR ANIMATION: | |
|[pic] |Select File—Save for Web |
|[pic] |Make sure GIF is selected. |
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| |Make sure the Animate box is checked. |
|[pic] |Check the Loop box if you want your animation to keep going around. |
| |Choose a frame delay. |
|[pic] |You can Preview your animation before finalizing it if you like. |
|[pic] |Click OK when it’s done. |
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