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Day 24: Distort using Warp Effects

By Tony Soh Posted on August 6th, 2008

Liquify Tools can add some wacky distortion to your photos or shapes easily using different distortion effects. Though it is not popular but we will still take a look at how it works.

Liquify Tools

You can have some wacky distortion using the Liquify Tools. Here is the list of liquify tools.

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1. 
   Lolka August 6th, 2008

   How to easily change the size of the “brush” when using warp tools, and even when using brush. I know that one way is to double click on the tool and in case of brush you can adjust the stroke, but what about other possibilities? Are there any keyboard shortcuts?

   ps. nice tutorials, I follow them from the beginning

2. 
   iStockdiary August 6th, 2008

   Hi Lolka, with the warp tool selected, hold Alt/Option to resize it. Hold shift to constrain proportions. Hope it helps.

3. 
   Lolka August 10th, 2008

   works! real thanks! probably more convenient than in PS I understand that in case of brush it is a lot different story, because we actually dont draw/paint but place a path.

   That’s why I don’t understand what is the difference between Paintbrush and Pencil. In my opinion there is no difference at all

4. 
   Leroy Simpson August 31st, 2008

   Great tutorial man, rasta love