i am with you 100% on this... "hand tint" suggests this completely--
done BY HAND, not COMPUTER.
this guy doing the photos simply needs to say they hae been colored
using photoshop. the added "hand tint" is supposed to give the read
of 'old school' when, in fact, these large stills are nothing more
than digital scans that have been computer colorized.
that would be the same as saying that colorized black and white films
that are done via computer are the same as those that were done back
in the day, when they were HAND tinted, frame by frame.
the two descriptions and meanings of that term could not be more
different, technology or not, 21st century or not.
jeff
On Apr 21, 2009, at 6:50 AM, Dave Rosen wrote:
Well, I am old school. I hand-draw my cartoons in pen and ink on
real paper, then scan them and add color using Photoshop. But I
would never dream of calling them "hand-colored." That would imply
that I used a brush and paints (or colored pencils, or crayons),
which I don't.
Dave
----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard Halegua Comic Art"
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Subject: Re: [MOPO] Bride of Frankenstein photo in "color."
actually I believe it is hand tinting, especially if he has an
artist's tablet
all comics and related items are colored via computer & many are
totally drawn within a computer
*****digital art*****
only old school artists who work in graphic arts use a brush or
pen anymore and frequently those that do use a Flair pen
that's just the way it is now.. 21st century art
Rich
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