Face Painting by tizjezzme
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I applied Sepia to this one and did a little painting .. adding color back. I've seen this done before and liked the affect. Naturally, I doubt my own hand at it.
It was fun, nonetheless. And, I gotta admit, Dani's my favorite subject. ;)
Thanks for stopping by .. if you have any advice or suggestions on this technique, PLEASE don't be afraid to tell me. I'm all ears. :)
Shari
Comments (11)
oldworld
well....if you are all ears you cover them up well :) nice portrait.....nice work....you did good :)
Blush
Indeed This is a an excellent portrait... And your model is very very pretty... I too love the sepia tones... Hugs Susan~
Valerie-Ducom
Very beautiful face and I like this eyes... Good day ;)
busi2ness
I can not add anything, if it is softness you wanted, you have it in very pleasant proportions. It reminds me of days this was done on B&W plates, it was fun, but you had but only one chance, there was no "undo" button. If you still want to play it may be worth adding a bit more color to the eyes - just an opinion, it looks great! I hope she is getting paid, LOL?
erlandpil
Nice face good portrait erland
cildes
Very nice.
chips7
Excellent job!
BorisB
She's a beauty! Excellent work!!
Littlejock
Very delicate portrait. You are a Big artist with great style Hugs and Good weekend
Gargoyle2002
Very beautiful, both the picture and the model. :)
Bonker
You know Im allways honest from my own point of view. So first off, I think the image is to bright, it kinda makes it lose some of the feeling for the image. Second off, well I dont have anything more there. I think you do very well with your post work, u colud try to keep some of the original photocolour and then applying more where u see fit. I dont know how much work your dad did on his photos, but since it was a common techniqe earlier on u could try and ask him if he got any tip. hug/Benny