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Impressionist art imitation?
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Cleoma
May 17, 1995, 3:00:00 AM5/17/95
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Does anyone know of a printing technique (or it may be a computer scanning
technique) in which a regular color photo is made to resemble an
Impressionist painting? For our forthcoming album, entitled
"Impressionists Two-Step" we are looking for someone who can process a
photo in this way. We can be contacted at: Cle...@aol.com
Thanks, Eric & Suzy Thompson
technique) in which a regular color photo is made to resemble an
Impressionist painting? For our forthcoming album, entitled
"Impressionists Two-Step" we are looking for someone who can process a
photo in this way. We can be contacted at: Cle...@aol.com
Thanks, Eric & Suzy Thompson
Groundglass Inc
May 28, 1995, 3:00:00 AM5/28/95
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You may want to consider having a Gum print made.They are
usually made from full size B&W negatives using watercolor
pigments as the coloring agent and printed on watercolor
paper.Send me a e-mail message and I'll
try to explain in greater detail. Mike
usually made from full size B&W negatives using watercolor
pigments as the coloring agent and printed on watercolor
paper.Send me a e-mail message and I'll
try to explain in greater detail. Mike
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