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Bert McCracken Coulorisation, <thats how they say it in the UK!
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post Nov 17 2005, 08:20 PM
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suggestions?
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problems?
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post Nov 17 2005, 09:49 PM
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When doing colorizations, it helps me to find colorized pics of the same person to see what looks natural and what doesn't. For instance:





See how his lips aren't soo pink? Actually, I would use that pink around his eyes, you know how he wears eye shadow sometime? And I guess his skin would be slightly tanner. But I still think it is a good photo. happy.gif

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But sometimes I don't prefer a "natural" look. I know a lot of designers here aim for that but I like how creative the unnatural looks when done right. I'm actually liking the colors you used, maybe the skin should be yellower though. What program did you use btw?
 

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