Oh, and I love SmartMask too but I am just learning how to use all of the features. My next project is to illustrate a children's book and I have already experimented in building some scenes using Draw to soften the pictures. I am building a poster project right now and Akvis software has touched every single piece in a big way. Amazing stuff and I am so glad I found it. I love taking shots of old crumbling barns then seeing what I can do with them in your software. I use your software every day, even on new graphics and photos. I convert these from 72PPI to 300PPI, resize them, then with the use of Neon, Artwork, Airbrush, Sketch and now Draw, which I just purchased yesterday, I literally turn these old, sometimes grainy, graphics into beautiful works of art. Just as one example, I have a lot of old graphics which don't really live up to today's standards. I am not sure how I stumbled on Akvis software but I have been hooked ever since. She smiled, and that made my day.įrom my first attempt, I obviously need to develop my skills with the skin tones but I was pleased with the results achieved by AKVIS Coloriage relatively quickly with the software, and I like the way it provides scope to re-adjust and play with colors tones to get a more realistic image. With my mother in her 90s now, the typed manuscript is a reconnection for her of family and shared experiences on ANZAC Day, and 2 years ago I showed her this colorized image I made using Coloriage to help her remember. Also inside the trunk was an official photograph after he was awarded the Military Cross for bravery during the Battle of Fleubaix (Fromelles) months before his death. As (Australian) teenagers we typed up his very personal account of life in the trenches in Gallipoli and the Western Front, ending abruptly when he was killed in The Somme. Back in the 1970s my mother showed my sister and I an old metal trunk full of my great uncle*'s handwritten World War One diaries (*Captain PW 'Bob' Chapman), Red Cross reports, sketches and photographs from 1917.

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