How to Exaggerate Color from a Black & White Photo / Marsh Painting Tutorial
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I have discovered that by working from a Black and White reference image, I can get more creative with color and make color palette decisions I might not choose when working from a color photo. Often the resulting painting is more expressive and colors are more intensified. I find this technique is also an EXCELLENT way to see value which is actually more important than seeing color for creating better artwork.
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