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2 comments:
May I ask how you digitalise your paintings that you do by hand? Do you scan them or take photos of them?
They look so vivid.
When I scan my paintings they lose almost all the colour :(
BTW, I love your works!
Hi :) Thanks for your comment. I rely heavily on Photoshop to clean up my images and adjust the colours. Now a days I take a photo of my sketches on my phone, email it to myself and then work on top of it in photoshop.
I'm sorry your colours are being altered through scanning. I always found this frustrating when I used to paint. I hope you can find a solution.
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