Portrait of an old friend by wabe
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Originally i wondered wether this belongs to the photographic gallery. But because it was all done in the photographic process i think it should.
Another one of the "how grainy can you be in the photographic process". Used a 400 ASA film, pushed it to 1200 ASA, developed the fim with hot developer to get this sort of grain. Then copied the thing on high contrast paper. Finally painted it with special colors (I only know the German expression how they are called) that keep the structures and only change the paper color. Here i did it with air brush and went too close to get the dots. Normally exactly what you try to avoid when airbrushing.
Ufff, that was a long text, i hope you like it.

Comments (17)
The color post work really adds a fine quality to this excellent portrait.
love the postwork! really adds the mood:)
An exquisite work!
Excellent Walther!
Lovely job, Walther! I like this one too!!!
Wonderful postwork! I really love your digital experiments. It's nice to see images pushed to the limits!!
I like this one very much. There is enough of her face to intrigue and I like the composition. Nicely done.
Good old analogue method. Terrific processing.
i absolutely love all on this image. * vote * !!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!!
I adore it and think all the work you did was worth it!
A very unique image. Love your style.:o) CC
Your experiments are always so interesting, Walther, with such wonderful and unexpected results; really like the color in this, and the graininess as well.
So here she is the girl from next door... You did a great job and again your own unique style is presented. Beautiful!
I like this portrait a lot!!
Very unique and fascinating. I'm still waiting for a tutorial from you. :-)
truly making a photograph into a piece of art! :)
You have an EYE for ART!!!!!!!!!!!!!