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When the rats are away, the cat will play - created by Zizounai
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Well done! A fine smudge brush to pull some hairs on the white rat will improve it.
I've brushed the wet white rat
I meant you could refine the edges by making finer hairs. Compare to the source photo.
This is a great idea and effort. I have to say the white rat looks "wetter" in the original source though. A Fine (small sized) smudge brush would be in order for the "White Rat indeed". Good luck and have fun.
Wet white rat has been brushed
Author, you don't understand what we're talking about. Again, look at the edges of your white rat and compare with the source. You can use a fine smudge brush to pull (drag) small hairs out from the fur to simulate those in the original.
Thank you CM. Actually I didn't know exactly what a smudge brush was... I have found a set here : http://www.brush-photoshop.fr/dessin/smudgebrushes1-350.html and I have smudged all around the white rat. Thank you so much to help me keep on learning.
Photoshop has a smudge tool. It is a feature of the blur tool. The rat looks much better now.
OK I see what you mean now, it is the finger tool, but I have it with a different name in another language
Bizarre!!! Love it!
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