Jul 21, 2017
@pixielott & @oliver_cheshire earlier today at @stkibiza @globalgiftparty #ibizavibes and Pixie also performing at the event too #MamaDo #CryMeOut #Baby 😺😺🎶🎶💕💕🔥🔥🙌🙌🥂🥂🎉🎉
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@pixielott & @oliver_cheshire earlier today at @stkibiza @globalgiftparty #ibizavibes and Pixie also performing at the event too #MamaDo #CryMeOut #Baby 😺😺🎶🎶💕💕🔥🔥🙌🙌🥂🥂🎉🎉
Lewis covers one of @pixielott's well known song #CryMeOut 😺🎶💛 #thevoicekidsuk
@pixielott #CryMeOut 🎶😺💕🎤
@pixielott 's song " #CryMeOut " chorus covered by @rikaulitz #pixielott #ピクシーロット #acapella #アカペラ #カバー #歌手志望 #wannabeasinger #UK #pops
The tears that I'll fall Mean nothing at all It's time to get over yourself
Pixie Lott
@pixielott singing #CryMeOut (at Brentwood Festival)
@pixielott singing #CryMeOut at #SunshineConcert @trentwhiddon and @gordanagw dancing in the background 😺🙌🎤💥
Hello there! First of all, I really love your blog :) Second of all, I was wondering, how did you manage to get the colors of the Natasha and Laura picture so bright? I edited some in photoshop as well, but yours look so good and the quality looks so much better as well! Could you help me out a bit and give me some tips? I'd be so grateful! Love, A desperate creampuff
hi there. i sort of cover the jist of my coloring method in this post.
i make my own sharpening actions but there's a lot of downloadable sharpening actions out there that are pretty good i believe. and just some additions to that post:
selective color and hue/saturation are essential for removing yellow/reds
color balance is good for accentuating blues/dark colors
make use of contrast and curves (change layer type to multiply to create a darkening effect)
vibrance is great for adding more color back in
black and white like 20-40% depending on the situation
you can try downloading some premade psds and making adjustments on those if you're not comfortable w/ coloring from scratch. but the best advice i can give is experimenting a lot on your own bc it's basically trial and error. feel free to ask if there's smth that's confusing.