Golden Globe cleaned up pic

[EileenB]

This is for those who really enjoyed this pic (like me) and yes, he is pretty....

What I did was use a smudge tool in Paint Shop Pro (thanks Grethe for this little tip)

The nose was the most difficult to do and it does not take an expert to see this photo has been worked on to clean up the lettering, but hey...we can't have those pesky letters interfering with a great pic :)

http://www.harrisonfordweb.com/MiscPhotos/gg6.jpg

[P i x e l]

Nice~~
I'm surprised most of the cloth folds are still there after erasing the words
How did you do it?

[Anonymous]

I cleaned up the other one. He's pretty here too.

You keep the folds by a) using high magnification when you use the clone tool b) clone the pixels next to the ones you want to change - that way you keep color, shading etc right - you have to imagine how far the folds go and clone in as necessary c) you smoothen out the little deficienies by using the smudge tool. (NB Carerful on pencil pressure and try out several of the many pencil shapes available!)

Grethe

[frani]

WOW Always, Frani :D

[Jody]

Thanks Eileen, great job once again. Harrison looks fantastic.

[P i x e l]

Thanks for the tip Grethe
I played around with the picture using those technics
And I made a background which I superimposed to Eileen's cleaned up pic (with a little modification, hope you won't mind:))
It turned out pretty nice~
http://espeon.netfirms.com/gg1.jpg

[melissa]

Eileen, can I have your cleaned up pic as my avatar? Pretty please.

Melissa

[BeeJones]

This man looked absolutely great and handsome - cleaned up or not;) ;) ;)
Indeed, you did a great job, Eileen and Grethe, clean up the other pics of Harrison, please...
At the end we have to admit that he never ever looked better then at that 60th GGAwards;)