02-08-2021, 05:01 PM
(02-08-2021, 12:38 PM)Krikor Wrote: Just for fun, without much pretense of perfectionism, you can basically use tools like Clone, Smudge, Color Picker (I think that's all I used in the gif below).
Basically it is cut the part that should not have hair, applied skin tones in that region, and use the smudge tool to harmonize everything.
With the Dodge / Burn tools it is possible to shade or create points of reflections (brightness). Just brush on a transparent layer over the desired area, with white or/and black, blur and use some layer mode for a better blend (overlay, etc.)
Optionally, a skin texture can be applied to this region, extracted from the forehead or from another region that you think is best. (There are skin textures and also skin brushes available on the web).
Another way, perhaps even easier and simpler, would be to use the same technique used to change faces. You would only need to search for images of bald spots, preferably with skin tones close to those you want to achieve. There are several videos showing this technique as tutorials.
The greater the total hair removal, the greater the degree of difficulty due to the greater need for reconstruction.
Hi. Is Clone and Smudge pre-installed in Gimp? Or do they have to be downloaded?