Digitally Hand Painting Your B&W shots

[StudioHeraBell]

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Hera

 

[bilzmale]

Colours look nice - your blog does not give much detail - can you elaborate a bit on your technique?

 

[StudioHeraBell]

Simple. Ichoose the color from color palette. Create another layer. Choose the color replacement mode in PS. Use a PS brush. Apply the color on where I want. Then play with the opacity of both layers. Voila.

 

[JoepLX3]

Simple ... Voila

Sounds pretty complicated for a Newbie like me...

 

[silverbullet]

Having nothing in mind with photography, my son Philipp does the coloring or even the full painting with a Wacom tablet. From his father (me..) he got a Cintiq screen which is like a sensitve monitor.

Some sketches or drawings he scans to the hd and adds color etc.. Then he can print it on Hahnemühle or other brands.

Here the linkg from a (proud9 )father:

Philipp Banken Illustration, Drawings

 

[JoepLX3]

That is indeed slightly different from photography, but for sure something to be proud of.

 

[StudioHeraBell]

Wonderful digital art...

Having nothing in mind with photography, my son Philipp does the coloring or even the full painting with a Wacom tablet. From his father (me..) he got a Cintiq screen which is like a sensitve monitor.

Some sketches or drawings he scans to the hd and adds color etc.. Then he can print it on Hahnemühle or other brands.

Here the linkg from a (proud9 )father:

Philipp Banken Illustration, Drawings