Jody wrote:
> And I tried to
> colour my cheeks, but ended up looking like a
> showgirl, or a porcelain doll.
Well, that's all right too, as long as it's you... :)
> The lips looked weird
> too.
They really did...?
Hmm. I don't mind much... :)
Anyway, I think that's fun too, trying to color black and white pictures. (Old family
pictures mostly or pictures of places no longer there.) I haven't yet got much further
than you have, though.
The problem for me is to find a way of colorizing while still keeping the original
"texture" of grain and shadows of the original surface (of the black and white
picture), be it the wall of a house or the skin of a person.
Anyone got a hint of the best way to go about to achieve this?
> I only wish I had taken more people photos to play
> with.
I am fortunate to have plenty, but I shoot mostly in color anyway. The challenge here
is to have fun with friends and relatives: distorting, cutting and pasting etc.
Btw. anybody know where I can get ready made cartoon... frames(?) that are being used
in cartoons for people's words or thoughts?
Good luck Jody,
Lasse
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