What about the feet?

[arcadhia]

How can I reconstruct the feet? can you throw me a few suggestions???
THANKS!

[smiley guy]

Right off the top of my head... I would make use of the feet that you already have in the picture. Tidy up what is there the best you can then select, copy to a new layer, flip horizontal and work some magic with aligning and cloning out the join area.

I have done a similar thing with a pic where there was a tree branch blocking half a man's face. Take out the tree branch, copy one half of the face to a new layer, flip, tweak a little and voila! A new face.

I couldn't get a really good look at the pic that you attached so maybe there is something I am missing here.

[edgework]

Originally Posted by smiley guy

Right off the top of my head... I would make use of the feet that you already have in the picture. Tidy up what is there the best you can then select, copy to a new layer, flip horizontal and work some magic with aligning and cloning out the join area.

I have done a similar thing with a pic where there was a tree branch blocking half a man's face. Take out the tree branch, copy one half of the face to a new layer, flip, tweak a little and voila! A new face.

I couldn't get a really good look at the pic that you attached so maybe there is something I am missing here.

Always a good solution.

However, you might consider a meta-solution (like knocking over the chessboard or shooting the referee): just crop it so that the missing feet are no longer an issue.

[smiley guy]

Oh man, I was going to say that, too. Feet? What feet? They're causing you problems? Get rid of them. Easy peasey.

[philbach]

I did what Smiley Guy suggested to fix the feet.

[leuallen]

I oppted to get rid of as many problems as possible.

Larry