Adobe Photoshop - Changing Eye Color

Now, we're going to use a random picture of Lady Gaga I got from the Google search. 

• ·         Zoom in the eyes
  enlarging the eyes can make us work easier. since our goal here is to change the color of the lens.

  

  zoom in

  ·         Select on both eyes with elliptical marquee.
  You can also use the wand tool or lasso tool, whatever that’s easier for you to use.
  If have selected the first eye then you want to select also the second eye: you just hold on to SHIFT key then select on the second eye.
  If selecting the second eye isn’t accurate, but you don’t want to change the selection on the first eye: just hold on to ALT key to deselect the second

  

  marching ants in the corner of the eye lens

  ·         On the ADJUSTMENT tab; then HUE/SATURATION; check the box on COLORIZE
  By moving the hue slider you can see the changes on the color of the eyes.
  In my example; I changed the color of the eye into pink

  

  adjustment tab on the eyes

  ·         To make it look natural: use the BLUR tool around the lens of the eyes.
  ·         Select on ZOOM tool, then right click on the photo and then select FIT ON SCREEN
  ·         Then here you have Lady Gaga with pink eyes:

  

  lady gaga with pink eyes

  TIPS:
  You can change the color of the lips and the hair just by following the same steps. So long as you select with the marquee tools or with the wand tool the parts you want to change.

Adobe Flash- Basic Animation

In this tutorial, I’m going to teach one of the basic frame by frame animation using adobe flash

• ·         Open Adobe flash and select action script 2.0
• ·         Activate onion skin by clicking its icon
• ·         Select your text tool or simply press (T) for shortcut.
• ·         Select the stage
• ·         Write your name on it or any name you prefer.
• ·         Select all the letters (name) that you created
• ·         Click modify which is found in your menu bar
• ·         Select break apart twice or CTRL+B for shortcut.

The reason why we break apart the name that we entered in the stage is for us to be able to move or manipulate the letters.

• ·         Select the eraser tool (E) then we begin using our timeline in making our animation.
• ·         Right click on our 2^nd playhead and select insert keyframe or (F6)
• You should be able to have the same name in the same location found in the stage.
• ·         Erase part of the letter

Like this:

• ·         Right click on our 3^rd playhead and select insert keyframe or (F6)
• ·         Erase part of the letter
• ·         Do the same for the next playhead from 4^th until 10^th playhead keyframe the first letter in your name should be totally erased with the eraser tool that we used.
• ·         As you notice I used 10 playhead with 10 key frames to erase one whole letter.

Like this:

• ·        From your 11^th  playhead to your 20^th you should do the same erase the next letter little by little until it reach to the 20th playhead for the letter to be totally erased.
• ·         Finish the rest of the remaining letters following the same steps you did with the previous letters
• ·         Evaluate your progress with (CTRL+Enter)