Katie's Pout by raevens

Photography • People • posted on Mar 15, 2005

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digital pencil portrait

Comments (13)

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TwoPynts

9:51AM | Tue, 15 March 2005

Surreal and ghostly, only her eyes pull me back to reality. What do you mean by digital pencil, the postwork?

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Zacko

10:07AM | Tue, 15 March 2005

Excellent postwork!!! Really beautiful!!! Shes got such a sad expression on her face and in her eyes. Well done!!! Capturing it that is....not making her sad...bla bla bla...Have a great day #:o)

raevens

10:20AM | Tue, 15 March 2005

digital pencil is the look i am achieving with my post work yes, i have printed this 20x24 on canvas and it looks spectacular

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Moebius87

10:38AM | Tue, 15 March 2005

A very sweet image. She has a pensive and faraway look to her, but this is really very good. Very nicely done.

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SoulSearcherr

10:49AM | Tue, 15 March 2005

wow..this is gorgeous work..and she is a doll

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beatoangelico

11:09AM | Tue, 15 March 2005

VOTEVOTEVOTE**Grandiose Image Amazing Portrait Understood Super Expression The Stamp Of the Light BRAVOOOOO EXCELLENT ARTWORK MY COMPLIMENTS BY

cynlee

11:28AM | Tue, 15 March 2005

what program did you use? beautiful result... maybe you can post your steps in the photo forum? would really be interested!! :]

raevens

12:18PM | Tue, 15 March 2005

i use photo shop, its a process of taking away from a picture.. i will try and find the basic tutorial for you

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CarlosM

2:20PM | Tue, 15 March 2005

I agree with Zacko: excellent postwotk; it looks like a pencil drawing. Congratulations.

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LoneyBones

7:21PM | Tue, 15 March 2005

beautiful results. wonderful work, bravo.

Egmont

11:18PM | Tue, 15 March 2005

The conversion to B&W using mostly the red filter and then apply the remainder of the contrast in curves, is what I guess you did to achieve excellent results. The kind we do in fashion photography using RC grade 4 or 5 for high contrast with a nylon filter as the lens is open wide. To achieve softness in post production, I would say Gaussian Filter. EXCELLENT no matter how! A BIG V

raevens

10:25AM | Wed, 16 March 2005

http://www.duckettphoto.com/lessons/pencil/ thisis the tutorial i used when i started doing these but i like mine better now.. i tweaked things a little differently to give it a more smudgy pencil look.

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