Realistic Two-Face Photoshop Fusion
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I have two clear portrait photos and I’d like them artfully merged into a single, believable face for a personal project—nothing corporate, just for fun. The final image should look realistic, not cartoonish or abstract.
Here’s what I have in mind:
• Keep the base of one photo, then seamlessly superimpose the eyes, nose, and cheeks from the second photo.
• Colour, lighting, and skin tone must be balanced so the finished face feels like one cohesive person.
• No obvious cut lines, feathering artefacts, or mismatched shadows.
Deliverables I need:
1. A high-resolution JPEG or PNG (at least 300 dpi, suitable for printing up to A4).
2. A layered PSD file so I can tweak minor elements later if needed.
3. Two quick revision rounds to fine-tune blending or colour grading.
I’ll supply both source images as soon as we start. If you’re skilled in Photoshop face swaps, liquify, and advanced masking, this should be straightforward. Let me know your timeline and show a sample of similar work so I can gauge your style.
Here’s what I have in mind:
• Keep the base of one photo, then seamlessly superimpose the eyes, nose, and cheeks from the second photo.
• Colour, lighting, and skin tone must be balanced so the finished face feels like one cohesive person.
• No obvious cut lines, feathering artefacts, or mismatched shadows.
Deliverables I need:
1. A high-resolution JPEG or PNG (at least 300 dpi, suitable for printing up to A4).
2. A layered PSD file so I can tweak minor elements later if needed.
3. Two quick revision rounds to fine-tune blending or colour grading.
I’ll supply both source images as soon as we start. If you’re skilled in Photoshop face swaps, liquify, and advanced masking, this should be straightforward. Let me know your timeline and show a sample of similar work so I can gauge your style.
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