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RobynSmales — Reposition a horse tutorial
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Published: 2010-11-30 20:32:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 8576; Favourites: 267; Downloads: 70
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Just a walk through/guide of how I reposition horses. I did use a tool on here that I haven't mentioned to tweak the tail, but it could just as easily be done with the tools I mentioned.Stock horse: [link] by *Bakermum
Feel free to link to this/repost it as a whole piece, but do give me credit and don't remove the stock credit on there.
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Very helpful for people like me who cant seem to find the horse in the right position xD
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It did 
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Hope it works for you if you do.
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Under edit ---> Transform. The oldest verion I know it's in is CS2
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very nice. i want to do something like this now! xD
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Thanks, good luck if you try it.
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Wow, this is so cool 
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Wow, this is so cool! If I ever want to reposition a horse, or thing, then I'll definitely come to this if I am having trouble.
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This is a great tutorial, makes me want to try out a horsie jigsaw puzzle
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They're pretty good fun to play with.
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cool tutorial! i've always love photomanipulation, and this really helps
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Thanks, Hope you get some good use from it.
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I did use photoshop, but you could probably do it on any program that has a cutting tool transform tool (usually just a rotate) and some form of blending tool.
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No idea, I've never used that one.
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Thanks. It works well for me. Though now I have CS5 I'll be mixing it with their 'puppet warp' tool, which creates a grid over the thing your manipulating and you can pin stuff down. It's pretty cool.
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Ha ha, not really, but thanks XD
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