But what happened was Emily didn't have enough time to colour her drawings. So she sent me her sketch.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgjYbX6Zhl36I17JEmz6JZkLLpyUD6JIswoSsRuLPTf0K_j7K007bNXIceYvF21W2KLqhlbVslHve4chxnni5AwG54_byk2rlwkETtwKjcdKNsxXdMPLr34reHbyQZq9MGK7hSk_g4Wc-EK/s400/Tacky.gif)
To which I had to digitize in Photoshop (still using CS2) and then add colours.
Here's how: http://www.wikihow.com/Add-Color-to-a-Scanned-Picture-Using-Photoshop
And this is the final result!!
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhi7SU_r8FwY4jjRSiPeqkydKE0YNHQTT7qyjP4_IYE6x2QNTPTu56Qskk5jjPoGWFmKARpSH4EVHqZVtNWnweUBYrBbsWzDNkmLaZav_YHRpVmFlicv8BZcx3b8WhXqARNhja8O0G7zThl/s400/Tacky+Ppl+copy.png)
Skin swatches from: http://www.curvemeister.com/tutorials/Video/Using_Pinning_for_Skin_Tones.htm and http://www.curvemeister.com/tutorials/Video/PrepressTargetValuesForSkin.jpg
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