This is we're gonna be learning how to retouch in perspective to complete maybe that wall or even block that alley. So the sibling, our layers, selecting our background layer, duplicating that one. Now let's apply vanishing point going to filter, selecting vanishing point. And this is the mesh that I created. I'm going to be removing that one leads, and let's start drawing that mesh from scratch. We're going to be going from edges.

So that's one point. And here's our second point. For fourth point, we have a blue grid as you can see, so we are fine. Now we can be extending our mesh so I'm going to be bringing that one up slightly like that and going down Rubber dragging on mesh all the way to here to complete that hole all the way to here. Then here we have a stamp tool, a clone stamp tool. Actually, it's not only a clone stamp tool, it's also including a healing process tool.

So we have that heal option of who can be enabling that one to enable healing process tool. Then some blink may be from edge pressing ALT don't have hotness on the meter and here we can be changing them over I have high size then going back to our image trying to online that edge. Now assembling Zoo spritz bought in perspective, so going to be clicking and dragging just like that. Then as you can see our sampling points is changing as well that green plus and going Over that brick or that wall, now we have that site completed. Of course you can be trying that one without healing and also with luminance on however I see that we have amazing results using that option in here. Of course we can resample these areas just for slightly better blending, we can be turning on luminance if you'd like to see that one action.

Now we can be applying that pressing Okay. Now let's say we need to complete our perspective all the way to here, blocking the throat so I'm going to be duplicating that layer. Just to have another copy from that one. Going to filter vanishing point again and selecting or mesh, now it's turning red, so maybe we need to do slight changes to that grid. Target roofs through lines again like that. Now let's say we need to add another dimension to our plane.

If we start drilling just like that, we'll be extending our plane. However, I'm going to undo that pressing Command Z. Now I'm going to be selecting plane tool and dragging that one all the way to here. These two might be crashing sometimes, or going glitchy. So you might need to be pressing cancel and reopening that one once again. Now we have two planes one right and front.

We can be amending that one dragging that one update, just like that to make sure we are looking that alley. Now selecting our Stamp Tool. I'm going to be turning that one off, sampling maybe from that edge as well. So we have h two H. It can be clicking outside to check or war. Maybe we need to be extending that a bit. So selecting or plane Dragging got one all the way to here.

Selecting or Stamp Tool pressing or maybe something from here, maybe using our brush size now can be pressing okay. In some cases you will not be getting best results. So maybe you can be modifying that using your stamp tool maybe for instance or your healing process tools. So we're going to be sampling from support to redefine the client between bricks. Maybe that area's too dark who can be blending that one a bit maybe from here. Switching to eraser tool, switching to Hall brush Maybe also can be switching back to stamp tool, something maybe from that area just to blend those tools even better.

And sometimes maybe you can be using your healing brush tool to enhance your texture, maybe for pricks and support so it can be switching to sports healing or healing brush tool and something from here. Maybe from here and going all the way like that, to change that pattern. Maybe. Maybe for that trick, we can be hiding that one as it's so similar to that. And even we can be applying liquify filter to enhance that line here. And maybe some of these dense was in that hole.

So let's go to Filter liquify. Zooming in a bit Selecting our warp tool, large imprecise then maybe pressing OK. Now we can be checking that one on and off, or selecting our original layer pressing Alt or Option key to hide other layers except that one. Of course always spending more time will be enhancing our results. However, I'm going to be stopping at that point guys and I'll be seeing you in next video.