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Great job Jess and Cat!

Cat: What's that font use in the sig? I love it! And did you use a tutorial to make it? If so could you maybe give me the link to the tutorial?

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Have just been working on something, took me an hour to do!

I had a picture of Sarah Michelle Gellar (desaturated) on my computer, and decided to colorize it!

Original image:

sarahstage11iy.jpg

Colorized:

sarahstage26sd.jpg

It was kinda a rush. Her hair is too grayish, and her eyes are a bit weird, plus the edges aren't good.

Edit: Argh! The shoe! The bit around the shoe..gah! Atleast I saved a copy as PSP so I can edit the layers

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Have just been working on something, took me an hour to do!

I had a picture of Sarah Michelle Gellar (desaturated) on my computer, and decided to colorize it!

Original image:

sarahstage11iy.jpg

Colorized:

sarahstage26sd.jpg

It was kinda a rush. Her hair is too grayish, and her eyes are a bit weird, plus the edges aren't good.

Edit: Argh! The shoe! The bit around the shoe..gah! Atleast I saved a copy as PSP so I can edit the layers

That's really good! Well done. I used PSP when I did some a while back and I would never be able to do that.

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Well, what I do is make a new layer. Select a colour, and set the blend mode of that layer to "Color". I then go over what part Im going to color (e.g. the dress). Then when Im ready to move on to soething else (e.g. the skin), I make another new layer, set it to color e.t.c e.t.c

I also opened up a picture of Sarah, and using the eye dropper tool, got colour samples of her skin e.t.c.

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