[casperboy77]

I was watching a color separation video using Separation Studio. In the example they were using a cool image of Frankenstein. I would really like to get a copy of this image to play around with. Does anyone have it or can anyone tell me where to get it?

Thanks!
-Jim

 

[Nerdcraftinc]

I think I might have seen it on Reviation check it out

 

[casperboy77]

Hi David,

I checked Reviation's website and couldn't find it. They appear to offer lots of art collections but they don't have any previews or catalogs, so I can't locate it. Thanks for the help!

 

[Mtnview]

If it was Youtube and they allow comments ask where they got it? They may or may not reply but doesn't hurt to try.

 

[Texas Slick]

Take your pic and do a google image search

 

[casperboy77]

If it was Youtube and they allow comments ask where they got it? They may or may not reply but doesn't hurt to try.

Hi John,

I tried that but YouTube wouldn't let me post. So I found the person's website that made the video and haven't got a response from them yet.

Take your pic and do a google image search

Hi Jim,

That is the first thing I tried. I did a reverse image search with Google and Tineye, with no luck.

As someone else posted for me to try Reviation. I contacted them and they did get back to me. They said it is not one of their artworks. They sayd it was made by the makers of AccuRIP and not for sale.

So I have a brother that is an artist. I can have him draw something similar. I can scan and vector it. Does anyone know someone that would be good at coloring in and making a b&w scan look like a nice color image?