A few days ago my husband said that he wished we could color old vintage illustrations. So I got to searching on the internet and found Akvis Coloriage.
It is incredibly easy to use! I have had some incredible illustrations that I have just been itching to recolor. I've tried coloring them by hand with colored pencils, which turned out okay, but I'm totally loving this program.
Look at these cuties, before:
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Check back soon you vintage image lovers! I will be making a AKVis Coloriage Tutorial, if I can tear myself away from coloring, that is!
Until next time,
Kim AKA Rabbit
Very cool - I can see lots of people getting busy on this program now : )
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I would have a blast using this program. Thanks for sharing! I'm also now following you!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the heads-up re Akvis Coloriage. It looks like a lot of fun!!! (Following you now)
ReplyDeleteLooks like fun! I'll have to find some vintage images to give it a try:)
ReplyDeleteLooks like fun - a grown-up version of the old crayons and coloring book. We never reallly DO outgrow that stuff, do we?
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-Oh, I'm following you now!
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Isn't technology WONDERFUL!!! The prints are beautiful: B&W and colored!
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love these!
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ReplyDeleteThe color does make them pop. They look great. I also like them as black and white too, though.
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I love new technical discoveries! They are so fun!
ReplyDeleteGreat job. I also like them both ways.
WOW great job!! I love to hear about new programs, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the info on the program. I have one that I like, but I might have to try it anyway!
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Sounds like a great new coloring system. Looks like you're having some fun with it. They look completely different with the color, but also still luv black and white or black and white with a little blush of color like they do in some vintage photos. Looking forward to seeing more of your work. Followed you!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool program you found. They look amazing!
ReplyDeleteNice! The little frog is so lovely :-)
ReplyDeleteNeat! I haven't heard of that program, but I dabbled in coloring my illustrations with Photoshop back in college. It just wasn't as relaxing as using colored pencils.
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