1880's by jocko500

2D • Historical • posted on Feb 01, 2004

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when you do black and white photos that one thing; when you do black and white drawing that a differ animal. This drawing was very hard for me to do I had to come up with differ ways of adding color than I would have for photos but I keep on trucking and came up with this. this is copyrigth free... Works copyrighted before 1923 are now in the public domain. Works with copyright notices 1923 or later should be checked for copyright << The Library of Congress >> Source: Harper's young people. View All images from Source In Folder: African-American Life -- 1880s View All images from Folder hope this link works if I did it rigth someone told me how to do it hope i got it rigth thanks I forgot who sorry did it in Jasc paintshop Pro8[just got it] ;Digital Image suite ; & ultimate paint thanks for commiting and all three words to all "keep on trucking"

Comments (12)

xina

12:08AM | Sun, 01 February 2004

nice shapes and colour - well done!

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Varian

1:37AM | Sun, 01 February 2004

I like how you kept the color loose and free, yet it still tells the story. Nice job!

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98Bones

1:46AM | Sun, 01 February 2004

Well done. What a strange pic, must be an interesting collection.

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Meyrink

1:47AM | Sun, 01 February 2004

Grazioso lavoro, molto delicato!

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cantuflores

3:01AM | Sun, 01 February 2004

ESTOY DEACUERDO CON Meyrink ES UN TRABAJO CON LAVORIOSA DEDICACION. :)

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redbeard

8:41AM | Sun, 01 February 2004

Great job, you really mange to keep the original spirit of the drawing. I like the way that purple hat in the center focuses everything.

wildfire2003

8:48AM | Sun, 01 February 2004

I'll just bet this was hard to do! The quality of the original must have worked against you all the way, yet still you captured the spirit of the art.

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