The plug-in manipulates image colors: from colorizing old B&W photos from your family archive to replacing colors in color photos. It creates natural-looking colorization in a quick and entertaining manner. The skin, sky and other color patterns help users to select realistic colors for their picture. The program is easy to use: no layer manipulations, no complicated techniques - everything is done with a few easy brush strokes.... AKVIS LLC :: colorization :: add color :: black and white photos :: color image :: B&W photos :: coloring book :: interior and exterior design :: portraits :: landscapes :: fash :: AKVIS Coloriage
5 stars (Wonderful learning tool!) - I am an instructor/trainer and this book is wonderful for informing students how the horses body is put together and why some horses move differently than others. It also gives the student a chance to see the inside workings of the horse so that they better understand the vet and farrier when they have to explain what is wrong with the horse and treatment options. This book would also benefit anyone who wants to know more about the horse's anatomy. Not to mention it is fun to color! 5 stars (Nice Muscle Sketches) - I wish that I had this book last year. I did a muscle and joint force project for which I needed detailed muscle diagrams of the horse's hindquarters. When I needed the illustrations, of course, I could not find any that had the appropriate level of detail (not online, through videos, books, etc). For this reason when I recently saw this book it. I would strongly recommend that any other rider or person with a starting interest in horse healthcare do the same. This is an excellent addition to a equine reference library. My version is spiral bound and had clear crisp black and white illustrations that can be xeroxed or colored in. 5 stars (perfectly simple) - The coloring atlas of horse anatomy is a wonderful tool for the study and understanding of the horse anatomy. It is presented to the viewer in a form of simplicity but at the same time with unmatchable professionalism and details, evidently the author has a great respect, knowledge and understanding of the noble animal and the viewer as well. The atlas is easily approachable by the first time student for its easy and clear graphical and illustrative format. The idea of "do it yourself" it's great. Coloring the components of the horse anatomy while studying it helps the anatomist to impress the subject in his/her mind with remarkable and undeleting results. One of his kind. Without any doubt necessary for a serious study of the horse anatomy. ... Alpine Publications :: Veterinary :: Horse :: Anatomy :: Reference :: Pets :: Horses :: Atlases - General :: Animals & Pets :: Thomas O McCracken :: Robert A Kainer :: :: Horse Anatomy- A Coloring Atlas
1 stars (Highly Disappointing) - Much too vague to be called the complete guide. A few helpful techniques are included but for the most part it was a huge disappointment. Think I will stay with the tried and true collage artists who are well versed in sharing their knowledge. 5 stars (Incredible artist, amazing book!) - I was so excited when I heard Karen Michel was writing her first book and was willing to share her incredible photo altering techniques with us. These techniques will get you to break out all your old and not quite "perfect" photos and will help you turn them into amazing works of art. The instructions are clear and the graphic design is beautiful! This book has a permanent place with my other favorites on my night stand so I can look at it again and again! - claudine hellmuth author, Collage Discovery Workshop and Collage Discovery Workshop:Beyond the Unexpected 5 stars (Layering, texture and the pleasures of distress.) - Here is a visual feast of lush painterly textures and fabulous vibrant coats of color upon gesso upon color, and while I am for the most part completely satisfied with the amount of how-to information and the spare style of presentation, it was obvious to me from the beginning that artists not previously experienced in paint materials or not as familiar with the use of paint and gesso in a book format might be a little disappointed with the very sparsity of step by step photos that I'm actually a little relieved to be skipping over this time. If you've had some art classes or are fairly familiar with common AB techniques and have perused the other AB how-to books and maybe keep up with threads on blogs or mailing lists about popular materials, chances are you won't be left behind by Michel's straightforward but not intensively detailed instructions. This is not a book where you follow A to B to C to instant "Karen Michel" art. There are progressive photos of steps, but not in the same minute way we've come to expect steps ... Quarry Books :: Reference :: Polaroid transfers :: Photography :: Handworked :: Photographs :: Hobbies&Crafts :: General :: Decalcomania :: Crafts & Hobbies :: Coloring :: Assemblage Art :: The Complete Guide to Altered Imagery - Mixed-Media Techniques for Collage- Altered Books- Artist Jo