A portrait. . . ., just a portrait?
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It's funny coloring testing. This portrait is actually in black and white with b/w shading on the face. I then duplicate the b/w shading layer and apply two skin tone color overlay on each to create the final face color. The effect is so amazingly smooth and natural. Since the skin tone is an adjustment layer, this method provides a fast and easy way on coloring adjustment and also retains the light shading property.
It's funny coloring testing. This portrait is actually in black and white with b/w shading on the face. I then duplicate the b/w shading layer and apply two skin tone color overlay on each to create the final face color. The effect is so amazingly smooth and natural. Since the skin tone is an adjustment layer, this method provides a fast and easy way on coloring adjustment and also retains the light shading property.
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