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Hey all,
I just thought I would post some of my digital re-touch work for you all to see.
I think each re-touch artist has their own unique “style†that they bring to each project. If multiple people were to re-touch the same image, you will see that each artist has their vision of what the image should look like.
Re-touching doesn’t always have to be “extreme†in nature. It can range from simple adjustments to complex error corrections and re-styling. Love when I get to add piercings or tattoo's to people lol.
This piece was a lot of fun to work on. Her makeup, styling and shots were all done professionally but she just felt the image lacked something … She explained that they were going for a “60’s glamour look with a mix of modern day pin-up.â€
For my color re-touch I didn’t want to do a vintage pinup look. I wanted to do a girl next door (playboy) look, meets bad girl (hustler).
60’s B&W glamour photos were about stark color contrasts … So with my B&W re-touch I wanted to do something more traditional 60’s. Soft, fragile looking skin, deeper eyes etc.
Before:
After: Color Retouch
After: B&W
In this next piece, I was asked to create an invigorated more youthful version of her. She loved the hair color I picked out for her so much that ended up re-doing her real hair lol. *Note my work is on the left
After
This next piece was interesting because I really loved the before photo … I really love the deep California style tan, and deeper layers. I also spent a lot of time on her eyes both in color and detail. *Note my work on the left
After
This last one I did in a very short period of time for fun. I call it “angelâ€, because I gave her a little bit of a glow (which is not very common in my work). *Note my work on the left.
After
Hope you all enjoy them. Look forward to hearing your thoughts.
If you should have any questions feel free to message me on here or on myspace.
I just thought I would post some of my digital re-touch work for you all to see.
I think each re-touch artist has their own unique “style†that they bring to each project. If multiple people were to re-touch the same image, you will see that each artist has their vision of what the image should look like.
Re-touching doesn’t always have to be “extreme†in nature. It can range from simple adjustments to complex error corrections and re-styling. Love when I get to add piercings or tattoo's to people lol.
This piece was a lot of fun to work on. Her makeup, styling and shots were all done professionally but she just felt the image lacked something … She explained that they were going for a “60’s glamour look with a mix of modern day pin-up.â€
For my color re-touch I didn’t want to do a vintage pinup look. I wanted to do a girl next door (playboy) look, meets bad girl (hustler).
60’s B&W glamour photos were about stark color contrasts … So with my B&W re-touch I wanted to do something more traditional 60’s. Soft, fragile looking skin, deeper eyes etc.
Before:
After: Color Retouch
After: B&W
In this next piece, I was asked to create an invigorated more youthful version of her. She loved the hair color I picked out for her so much that ended up re-doing her real hair lol. *Note my work is on the left
After
This next piece was interesting because I really loved the before photo … I really love the deep California style tan, and deeper layers. I also spent a lot of time on her eyes both in color and detail. *Note my work on the left
After
This last one I did in a very short period of time for fun. I call it “angelâ€, because I gave her a little bit of a glow (which is not very common in my work). *Note my work on the left.
After
Hope you all enjoy them. Look forward to hearing your thoughts.
If you should have any questions feel free to message me on here or on myspace.
