Dragan Retouch....

[Duffy Pratt]

Not in the Dragan style. I think he's remarkable looking, and not ugly at all. This is a basic correction.

Duffy

[sunfly]

If he was an actual living elderly gentleman I would not have disrepectfully deformed his face in such a way. But since he's an actor I figured it was OK.

I thought he was a real man until I really got looking at his skull features, his 'make-up towel' and the environment. Awesome make-up artist.

Sherry

[Pam]

"I thought he was a real man until I really got looking at his skull features, his 'make-up towel' and the environment. Awesome make-up artist."

Actually, he was an elderly gentleman actor. His name was Patrick Cranshaw and you might have seen him on TV or in the movies. He passed away in Dec 2005:

Patrick Cranshaw photos


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Pam
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'art is working on something 'til you like it...then leaving it that way'

[sunfly]

Ack... I think I just stuck one of my hooves in my mouth... it's a Saggi thing. I figured he actually was an elderly man... but made up to look all strange with the viens and such.

Thanks for the info, Pam. I went and checked him out. He looks to be a very kind man. Hope he is somewhere laughing over my version of his character.

Sherry

[glikster]

I was searching for dragan effects when I found this pic...
I had to have a go.... I'm still not sure what the dragan effect really is, but I like this.

[superkoax]

glikster: The dragan effect comes form the photographer andrzej dragan from poland! He has his on very own unique style. visit www.andrzejdragan.com

ENJOY!

Gerry

[SeculaSeculorum]

My try

[dontbugme]

poor grandpa

[xcrider]

my try ...

[kapalika]

and my attempt

[miikki006]

Here is my version. I try not to make him look like a freddy krueger

[0lBaldy]

A quick one from me

[paulbyun]

I would like share with you how I personally pull of the "painting" look
http://paulbyun.blogspot.com/search/...ng%20Tutorials