You're probably not here to learn generic portrait editing. You're here because you've seen my work and want to know how I do it.
This masterclass reveals the exact editing philosophy and techniques behind my signature painterly style.
I walk you step by step through the how and the why of what I do.
I don't use any fancy tools - there are no secret hidden features. The way I use the tools in Lightroom and Photoshop, and the way of thinking, is the trick.
In this workshop I take you from plain RAW file through to the final edit.
Some pictures I use my presets (which are included with the purchase of this course) and some I edit completely from scratch without presets, so you can see how that's done too.
I also show you how I edit skin - a faster version in Lightroom that I use on most edits, and my more detailed version in Photoshop which I developed myself but is based on frequency separation.
I edit for a painterly look. In this workshop I teach you how I think about and use colour, how to apply it, and how to bring the contrast and drama to the painterly look you see in my work.
If you want to know how to do all these things in true detail, as you would expect from me, then this is the workshop for you.
What You'll Learn
This is the philosophy and process behind every edit that creates my signature style. You'll see exactly how I think about portraits as an artist and the specific techniques I use to achieve that painterly quality you see in my work.
Four Editing Styles You'll Master
Black and white
My black and white style is silver and creamy with an old school feel.
Regular Style
My regular style is simple and to the point. Softer and less dramatic and suitable for a variety of portraits.
Fine art style
My classic fine art style is moody and soft.
Cinematic style
My cinematic style looks dramatic and dynamic.
Example Curriculum
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Available in
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- Presets
- 1. Basic edit - how to think about your edit (8:05)
- 2. Batch editing quickly - Regular style (7:50)
- 3. Morgaine - Cinematic edit (16:44)
- 4. Anastasia - a black and white edit (12:58)
- 5. Olga - Regular style (11:45)
- 6. Anastasia fine art edit + how to edit in bulk photoshop (14:04)
- 7. Morgaine 2- Cinematic edit (6:40)