Coloring B&W Photo of Dutch Bike with Diluted Oils on Inkjet Paper - Marshall Photo Oils Alternative скачать в хорошем качестве

Coloring B&W Photo of Dutch Bike with Diluted Oils on Inkjet Paper - Marshall Photo Oils Alternative

In this video, I am hand coloring a black and white photograph of a Dutch bike in Maastricht with diluted oils on inkjet paper. This is a nice alternative to Marshall Photo Oils. Marshall Photo Oils were created in the early 1900's for hand coloring black and white photos, but in this video I'll show you how you can use regular oil paint to color your own black and white photos. Furthermore, you can print them with an inkjet printer. This photo measures 7 x 10.5 inch and printed it on US letter sized paper (8.5 x 11 inches) with a Canon Pixma iX6820 inkjet printer on matte Epson Premium Presentation Paper. First, I spray the inkjet print with a varnish (three times with a couple of drying times in between). This to fix the inks so they don't bleed in the next step, which is to paint on an acrylic medium (I use Golden Acrylic Gloss Glazing Liquid). After that's dry (after about a day) the photo is ready to be hand colored. I use Winsor and Newton Winton Oil Colours and mix them (about 50/50) with Winsor and Newton Impasto Liquin. This creates oil glazes and gives a very similar look, feel and technique as Marshall Photo Oils. I also add the paint onto the photo with cotton rounds and swabs, just as I do with the Marshall's. For example the acrylic coating in combination with the impasto, the oil colors can be easily added and removed (for example correcting mistakes or removing the paint where you went "over the lines"). I took this photo in 2014 when I visited Maastricht - the town I grew up near - in the Netherlands. This bike was placed against a fence next to the Basilica of Saint Servatius, which construction started in the 11th century. You can also find me on: Facebook: http://bit.ly/2OzEdyo Instagram: @roy_kerckhoffs_art Website: https://www.roykart.com where you can also sign up for my monthly newsletter Subscribe to my channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/RoyKerckhof...