Face merge

[chillin]

Lined up the faces, mask one & paint. Some patching & rotating is required.

[smak]

The merged photos pretty much look like "a person" at a glance. I'm not sure if it does what you are trying to acheive. At least, that's the way I see the finished images.

[Panpan]

I created the middle face with Squirlz Morph. It's an average of the two other faces.

[Cassidy]

Panpan, looks great, but given the cirumstances, as in brochure for a play, reckon the differences need to be a bit more obvious. This looks like a cultural division I think

[Godmother]

Originally Posted by freddyfries

Hi there, I have to merge together two faces. So that two halves, of two different peoples faces become one. This here is a quick test picture to see if anyone out there has any good tips on how to go about doing this? The image that I need to do I am photographing tomorrow. Does anyone have a good technique to do this??

I have put two images one of the showing roughly what I mean and the other with the two halves, if any one is up for a bit of a play.
Thanks for your interest , I really appreciate it

I don't want to cut in on the fun, but I don't think the idea is going to work very well with the merge. It's always going to look weird, and if it looks great, then you have lost the features of the 2 girls.

what I think could be a good idea is to do two half faces separated by a gap, may be white gap, with the name of the play in the midle of them.

Just my two cents.

[lurch]

There were several points where I almost stopped short of a complete merge so that individual characteristics would still be emphasized. Depending on the message you're trying to get across you might want to do just that.

Here's one place I would have stopped. Something like this, IMO, would work better in the flyer for the play.

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