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Holding On

© Jill Garl

Holding On

Uploaded: May 05, 2001 21:12:15

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A black and white print, hand-colored. Nikon N70, Tmax 400.

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July 15, 2001

I'd like to know how to hand-color a black and white photo. I'm a novice.

#277

Jill Garl July 15, 2001

Hi Mary Ellen,
You start with a black and white print preferable printed on fiber based paper or matte paper. Then what I use it Marshall's oils and pencils.
Here is a great website you can go to for a lot of information on this. It's a lot of fun, you will be hooked!
Jill G
www.handcolor.com #466

October 22, 2001

beautiful picture! thanks for the info..I was wondering the same thing.
I love your work.

Lidia #2061

May 26, 2019

Awesome Picture, I have been doing a lot of work with the oil paint and was wondering what the difference was between the oil paint and the pencil's?
Also the you spary your photo with a sealer when you are finished painting it?

Thanks Kimberly
#19339


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