08-05-2021, 08:08 AM
There are various possibilities. All that I know involve bringing the subject (the sword) out of the area of the background in some way.
As the denzjos example, use a perspective transform. The unified transform tool is good for this.
There are other possibilities, crop the background is one, or shrink it using something like liquid rescale. That is already there in your appimage.
Workflow might be.
Separate the sword from the background. You have a copy / paste. I use a layer mask
To prevent overlaps, remove the sword from the background - resynthesize / heal selection.
Then transform the background.
Reinstate the sword, which now projects outside the layer.
A 2' 30'' demo of that. No audio, it is just to give you something to consider. https://youtu.be/rLnoTPBIBfc
As the denzjos example, use a perspective transform. The unified transform tool is good for this.
There are other possibilities, crop the background is one, or shrink it using something like liquid rescale. That is already there in your appimage.
Workflow might be.
Separate the sword from the background. You have a copy / paste. I use a layer mask
To prevent overlaps, remove the sword from the background - resynthesize / heal selection.
Then transform the background.
Reinstate the sword, which now projects outside the layer.
A 2' 30'' demo of that. No audio, it is just to give you something to consider. https://youtu.be/rLnoTPBIBfc