Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 771.44
EAN: 9781564965868
ISBN: 1564965864
Label: Quarry Books
Manufacturer: Quarry Books
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 128
Publication Date: July 01, 1999
Publisher: Quarry Books
Studio: Quarry Books
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Editorial Review:Product Description: Touch up old, cherished black-and-white photographs... or add little color and life to new photos. This guidebook presents a creative range of simple hand-coloring techniques. Fully illustrated, easy-to-follow instructions offer polished results on the very first try.
--Clear, step-by-step demonstrations --Methods for coloring vintage photographs and photographs of people, nature, buildings, gardens, and more --Techniques for staining, toning, and dyeing photos, plus tips and tricks for mixing colors and creating effects with markers, paints, and pastels
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Although this book preceded the digital photography revolution--having been published around 2000, the book will give the digital photographer lots of good ideas, and more importantly learn where the styles of various photo software evolved from. By offering a more hands-on craft oriented perspective on hand-coloring photographs, lots of people getting into photography via digital may appreciate just how tactile and visceral photography can be--you may never use the processes described here but ...
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I expected more from this book. The author doesn't give enough instruction or details on how to hand color just briefly mentions technique along with some photos. The book is nice for general introduction purposes but I had more questions than answers while I was reading.
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This book of Laurie Klein's re: using coloring pencils is my bible. I have nearly every other current book written on handcoloring and I find them greatly lacking. I borrowed Ms. Klein's from the library so often that I eventually had to just buy the book so someone else could have a chance to read it!
I thought she was very clear and concise in her instructions as to how and what to do when using colored pencils. Anyone who had trouble finding clarity in her book must have been short ...
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Of the three books I have read on this subject, this one, by far, is the least useful. There is virtually NO technical guidance on how to hand color. Even the information on color selection is bland and uninformative. Rather than suggesting a couple of colors to use to give an item depth, the descriptions recommend single colors. This book treats the art of hand coloring like paint-by-numbering.
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This is a wonderful book for anyone wanting to hand-tint photographs without buying a bunch of expensive supplies. Most projects use easy to find and relatively inexpensive colored pencils (like Berol prisamacolor) instead of fancy photo oil and specialty markers. A special effects gallery in the back shows photo that were colored with markers, watercolors, acrylics and mixed media.
The book starts out with a brief explanation of materials, film types, print surfaces, shooting pictures and ...
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