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3/16/2012 1 Comment Before, after, and paintedIt's fun to imagine color into a black and white photograph. The technique I like to use for hand painting photographs was first made popular in Europe and Japan in the mid 1860's. This method of painting is applied with brushes, and cotton strips. Oil paint is painted onto a sepia toned silver photograph to create a permanent color picture. My approach to hand painting images is very similar to that of these traditional techniques, but I also like to varnish my finished work to seal in the color and add a protective layer of topcoat.
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wendy gibson
3/26/2012 04:01:16 am
have seen this last photo in person and the photo in the post doesn't do it justice. it is absolutely exquisite, beautiful beautiful beautiful work. Leave a Reply. |
About me:
Hello! Thank you for visiting my website. I am located in Chicago, IL and take appointments for tintypes & ambrotypes, children's panels and custom restoration work of old photographs. To contact for an appointment, please email: jenjansenphoto@gmail.com.
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