Photo for Vampire 

• Take the photo in the shade or inside.  Vampires don’t go in the sun!
• Must be very close up
• Low aperture
• Eyes in focus
• Mouth open with teeth showing

• Zoom in close until you are only looking at the mouth
• Right Click Lasso Tool (3 down from the top) 
• Choose the Polygonal Tool

Step 2:

• Slowly click around the tooth tracing it as close as you can. 
• Once you have traced all the way around, double click your mouse to lock it in.  
• You will now see marching ants around the tooth

Step 4:

• Go to
  • Layer- NEW- Layer Via Copy 
• This will create a new layer on your layers pallet

Step 5:

• Go to
  • EDIT–  TRANSFORM–  WARP

• You will now see a box with a graph around the tooth
• Pull the tooth down to make a pointed vampire tooth
• Flatten your image when you are done with the tooth

• Pick the Hue/Saturation on your adjustments
• Move the Saturation down between -50 to -30 (use your judgement on how it looks)
• You want the skin to look sickly

Step 2 :  You will now be bringing back the color of the eyes and hair

• On the hue/saturation layer, you will see a mask (white box)
• Select a black paint brush
• Paint back in the color of 
  • Eyes (Iris and whites of eyes)
  • Hair
  • The clothing
  • Parts of the background
• Flatten the image

• Zoom in super close to see the lips
• Click on the adjustment at the bottom of the layers pallet
  • Choose Brightness/Contrast
  • Move the Contrast toward the right
  • Move the Brightness a little to the left
  • You want the lips to be a deep red
• Do not worry that the skin is changing color also.  We will fix this

• If you mess up and paint to much off around the lips
  • Change the brush color to white
  • Paint back in the area.

• Duplicate your background layer
• Zoom in close to the eyes

Step 2:

• Click on the Burn Tool (looks like a white glove)

• With a small brush paint around the eye to make it look like they have dark circles/black makeup
• Do not use to much of the burn tool.  You want it to look natural

Step 3:

• Right click on the Burn tool
  • Pick the Dodge tool 

Step 4:

• Slowly click ONLY on the coloredpart of the eye
• Not not click on the whites of the eyes
• Do not over edit this part

Step 4:

• Go to Layer- New Layer

Step 5:

• Where it says Normal at the top of the layers pallet, change it Color Overlay

Step 6:

• Click on the color pallet
  • bottom at the tools bar.  
• Pick an eye color
  • orange or yellow work good but you can also pick another color
• Click on the brush tool
  • paint in the colored section of the eye
  • If it is to dark, pull down the opacity on the layers pallet