again duplicate the duplicates and as before shrink down again
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next take a single and warp over
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Stretch it out and duplicate again
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Distort,and warp into a ball to start on the unfinished rabbit toy head
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next use a single piece and warp to make ears
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Warp behind the main head and blend in and burn a bit where needed
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Now you have the head complete so just do a bit of burn for some color
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Duplicate the head for the body and stretch out a little and place behind the head
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Next take a single again and repeat the same as with the ears (warp,distort,burn,etc.)
will be used for the paws/hands
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another single for the foot pads
warp,distort, and shorten up a bit
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The other foot pad
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Next I chopped out part of the ground to use for the leg areas
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I will use this for the leg and duplicate warped ones two times to make the legs and then spot heal them and burn up a bit as well as clone stamp to make it a bit more furry looking
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Warping of the legs
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Duplicate it and add it in to the bottom half portion of the leg area
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Duplicate the leg and add to the other leg while warping it to fit in
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Then clone stamp,and use healing tool to heal up the little seam areas and do some burning
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Over the next steps you will see the process of using the dodge tool on the black background areas that give it a silvery look to it by using shadow on about 24 to 27 setting then once dodged you will go back and use some burn back in place with some midtones and highlights
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Here is the process of some burning after the dodging
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Rinse and Repeat for the remainder of the Rabbit
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Now same for the ears
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Now all dodging and burning should be complete
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Next we use the rock portion to start on the chair
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Mask and clean up the edges and do some clone stamping to smooth it out a bit then we will combine 2 parts and duplicate the bottom and top half of the chair
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Again duplicate your bottom chair after you warp it and get it looking like a chair with some burning again where needed and cloning
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Once I had it this way I decided to make the legs look a bit fuzzy and wanted to adjust it so I liquefy it with pinch on the legs a bit and some bloat for the seat and such
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Then I do some burning and adjustments to the chair and color
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more burning and adjustments
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Here I wanted to check on the color and make adjustments with hue/saturation to make sure the browns would not clash too much
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The chair looked a bit lopsided so I took the good half of the chair and duplicated and masked the 2 good sides together and blended them back together
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I used this larger portion on top to start on a floor and some wood panels for the background
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Once I had this part I did a motion blur to it on just about the highest setting
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Next I adjusted the blurred flooring by adjusting the perspective and distortion where needed and stretched it out a bit
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I then duplicated another regular piece of my blurred portion and transformed it down and gave it an inner shadow to make the separations for the wall
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Here is the inner shadowing
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Then I just duplicated the panels to go across the back and added each behind the other
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And just as an added touch to the wall I applied a nice clock from http://www.sxc.hu/photo/1045582 to the wall in the background