First Anime BE Quickie. What do you think?

[Beetlebomb]

I usually post my Photoshop BE Morphs on Reddit's r/breastexpasion subreddit, but last night I decided to try my hand at an anime character. It turned out pretty well!

What do you guys think? Also, is there anyone else interested in seeing my other work? I make sure to keep the originals for comparison . I'd say my theme is to try and keep it as realistic as possible.

--Beetle

EDIT: Here's a link to r/breastexpansion

[Katt]

Good job. I don't notice any inconsistencies... besides the intended boobs.

I assume you basically 'copied' the breasts, resized them, then pasted them back in the original? Its what I do for BE photoshops.

[Beetlebomb]

That's basically the jist of it. I also did a bit of recoloring on the difficult areas where multiple layers of her body were on top of one another.

I think I hinted at it earlier, but all my other morphs are with real women, so there's a bit more retouching needed than a drawing. I liked the simplicity with the size jump here enough to share this specifically with everyone.

Just for fun, here's another slightly more difficult one I did.

[jestergts]

I use the liquify feature myself more than masking, copying, resizing and repasting.

[Beetlebomb]

Originally Posted by jestergts

I use the liquify feature myself more than masking, copying, resizing and repasting.

The liquify tool has its ups and downs. I don't like what it does with low resolution images. If you don't have the density spread set just right you can see the pixels get too large. Also, I find using the eraser tool easier than the history tool to remove the warped background. However, the liquify tool does a great job of expressing weight to the breasts and changing the shape.

[Kvasir]

They are nicely done, however, On the first one I think the fact the breast overlays the thigh to be a bit off. Just strikes me as odd as that seems like they're shooting off her chest to get in front of her leg prospectively. The morph is really well done, but subtle things like that always catch my eye for some reason.

Nothing like that in the second one to report though, and again they both do look like they were meant to be that way.

[Muhznit]

My God, how did you get that outline so smooth and perfect? Those are the bane of my existence when it comes to anime morphs.

[Bareon]

Only two things come to mind when looking at the first image.
1. The shadows don't extend (because of the angles of shadows in the image) I mean, bigger breasts mean bigger shadows right? O<o
2. The knee needs to be layered on top of the breast because of its relative distance to the viewer. You can see with the left leg as an example, that the breast simply doesn't extend far enough out to cover the thigh even remotely.

Other than those two little spots, its quite a nice morph.

[SoulChaser]

Nice i like it.

[MayaOsaka]

Here are other kind of tactics.

BE = no resize, just select & copy to layer and move further, smudge around, duplicate background layer and adjust that one to the new size (shadow/light correction etc.) - finally cleanup with a 1px bezier line tool.

BR = select & resize to new layer - the same but a whole lot more to do!

[Beetlebomb]

Thanks everyone for the constructive criticism. I'm sure if I put more time into the anime morph like I did with Hitomi it would have come out much nicer. I'm definitely new to morphing anime.

As for other real photo morphs, I've got a few others I'd like to show soon. I'll make another post in this thread the next chance I get.

Thanks again! Here's another old one I did. Some lighting adjustments and 'personal' changes :P

--Beetle

[Beetlebomb]

Here's one I just did that I'm very proud of. Very pretty girl too.

edit: Make that two!