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Learn to Master the Liquify Persona in this easy to follow Tutorial. Create fun Caricature Style Images. Prepare a Mesh for your T-Shirt or Fashion Print Company. Many more uses.

I explain all the tools and settings in detail and give some important tips on what to look out for. A great way to get started is to play with Portraits, as shown in this video. Let's get started

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Affinity Photo - Liquify Persona Explained

Learn to Master the Liquify Persona in this easy to follow Tutorial. Create fun Caricature Style Images. Prepare a Mesh for your T-Shirt or Fashion Print Company. Many more uses. I explain all the tools and settings in detail and give some important tips on what to look out for. A great way to get started is to play with Portraits, as shown in this video. Let's get started Support me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sarikas Follow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sarikastutorials Photo used: https://unsplash.com/photos/Pk1zfSzZtXQ

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Bob Domine

Thanks so much for your detailed explanation and perspective on the Affinity Environment and Tools as well as practical and experienced examples in how to use them. Most helpful!! On the Liquify Persona I have wanted to experiment on “aging” and “un-aging” portraits. Along with this tool, many other Affinity functions are needed but this adds another to smoothly change looks. I have also thought to and now will experiment with otherwise good portraits where the smile did not quite come out right - and of course the eyes. We all appreciate you.

Olivio Sarikas

Hi Bob, i never thought about the use for aging un-aging. But now that you say it, it makes a lot of sense. I will look into that :)