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Turning Pictures into Statues in Photoshop
  

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Today's tip is a two-for-one for those of you who want to know how to extract a person from an image. After learning how to do this, you'll also learn how to turn that person into a statue in just a few simple steps.

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Submit Date  : 2007-07-14
Submit By  : WatchandLearnPhotoshop
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