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Henry & Myrtle, by Iris
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Iris

Junior Member
Registered: June 2009 Location: Midwestern US
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I believe I may have relied too heavily on the Patch tool in this, especially since I wanted to keep the gorgeous background texture as true as possible. So I may redo this using bgates87's HIGHLY helpful instructions, just to learn something new. But for my first time out, I don't suppose this is too bad.
As mentioned, I used the Patch tool an amazing amount, to heal the cracks. There was also heavy use of the Clone stamp, set to varying opacities depending on where I was working. I then used the dodge and burn tools on a Soft Light layer set to 50% grey fill, to re-emphasize the highlights and shadows of Myrtle's veil. This was also used to define her right eyelid.
Skin tone was evened out using a variety of tools: paintbrush set either to Color or Darken, depending on what was needed, Clone stamp, and a bit of dodging and burning on the layer I mentioned earlier. I also employed a simple color correction using a Curves adjustment layer, and a general "airbrushing" technique on the couple's faces and necks, just because I thought it looked nice.
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| · Date: 6/20/2009 · Views: 2932 · Filesize: 25.0kb, 122.5kb · Dimensions: 800 x 586 ·
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Keywords: "Restoration Challenge #103"
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aartist
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Registered: June 2009 Location: Mid-West Posts: 460
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Tom1231
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Registered: February 2011
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Whatever the technique, I really love the fidelity to the original.
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