Easily Create a 3D Caricature Character in Photoshop | Tutorial

Easily create a whimsical, 3D animation style caricature character from a photo in Adobe Photoshop using Liquify, Warp, Transform, Smudge, Dodge & Burn with Curves, and the Camera Raw Filter.

CREDITS

Music: Melodic Progressive House by Z8phyR is licensed under a Creative Commons License.

EDITING TOOLS:
Adobe Photoshop 2021
Wacom Intuos Pro Medium
Mac
Podcasts & Music

[ThomKets]

Fantastic result as a lot of people have said in the comments a step by step tutorial would be great. looking forward to it. Excellent photoshop skills.

[edwardsloka]

Excellent video! But not for beginners. This video assumes you have a solid understanding and experience of using Photoshop. Great content and step-by-step process! Excellent job!

[lcarey]

Sorry for all the whiney babies complaining about the speed! if you want it slower, go to settings and select a slower speed! This was a great tutorial; perfectly explained and to the point! Inspiring! Thank you!

[bnaybasnet]

So cool even tho i don't use Photoshop i enjoyed watching this

[loonabase]

I don’t know what other people here have with speed...

Very interesting how to achieve a lot with simple means!
Feel inspired! 😉

[DaGauntlett]

Will give it a try. Tried several times myself or wife.

[sanoumory]

Great tuto and voice too 😊😅. May be hard for beginners but if you know all the settings he's using, you will enjoy the process.

[anthonyroy]

I love what you did. Personalize bobblehead. Can I do this with Photoshop Element 2023?

[sudoDavid]

Loved the video the only parts I didn't enjoy were the Doge/Burn with curves section and the Masking after subject select. The fast brushing is great to show the whole process.. Maybe have like a pop out effect showing what menuing you are doing for things like adding a sharpened mask instead of just saying it. Also, the music is nice but winds down and repeats so I thought the video was almost over about 80% through.

That sounds negative but I swear I am just trying to be constructive. The end result is amazing as I thought, "well this looks too good to be true" but you demonstrated its very possible for even a beginner. The only part that would be hard to replicate would be adding the manual highlights as that takes a trained eye.

Also, it should be noted, idk what I'm talking about =)

[krakler]

I disagree with the speed comments. My issue with most tutorials on youtube is that they take ages to get to the point. Maybe specify that this tutorial is for more intermediate/advanced users so people's expectations are set. I think the pace is perfect for me.

[pac]

Hey bro! What software you are using for voice? 🙏🏼 COULD YOU PLEASE TELL ME?

[blmagic]

whats the voice over app you use please?

[ifedayoawoniyi]

Nice work...can you do a tutorial on animal pictures, maybe a dog or cat
Thanks

[jorjajorjan]

Hi. Is it possible for you to do a slower tutorial for all of us that we are beginners please?

[paulmeesters]

Too hard to follow for a beginner. Would be nice if it went a bit slower, and explain what tools to use. No doubt it is a great demo, but I gave up.

[besttimes]

Nice video. It would have been a lot better if you just slow tf down for the sake of beginners

[forlittleones]

It`s impossible to follow all the instructions. Obvioustly it`s not a tutorial but a demonstration.

[zuhairkhayat]

Good one. but, it's too FAST, If you're teaching you shouldn't be fast

[niccoperrandrianarisoah]

it's too fast, it's not a teaching it's a demostraton.

[nadunnethsara]

Ponnaya niyemeta karanava ponna ponna well done