Tamsin wood
Graphic Designer + Retoucher
// RETOUCHING
High End
Retouching
From £35 per hour
With a keen eye for detail and a high proficiency in all things Photoshop I can help bring your vision to life. Understanding the print process means I can make compensations more accurately to help account for different stocks and profiles. Every stroke is done on a Wacom tablet enabling high quality results first time around.
Whilst employed at 'The Logical Choice', I worked with all things Magazine retouching (both fashion and lifestyle) working on magazines and publications for i-D Magazine, F1, Good Wood, More or Less and CR Fashion to name a few.
// SERVICES
I specialise in high end product retouching and have worked extensively for an international luxury jeweller out of New York.
Product imagery can be catered to any context but typically for -
- Catalogues
- Social Media- Websites
- Digital Campaigns
- Print Campaigns
Whilst working at TLC I worked on a whole host of fashion titles which included touching up skin in a gentle and natural way.
I like to be as light as possible with skin, only removing slight blemishes, that are only the result of a bad day and bad hormones not a bad face!With further conversation I am happy to go further but as a young female in this industry I strive not to add to moral turbulence around over retouching.
I've been incredibly fortunate and over the years have gained a lot of experience in all sorts of magazine retouching. Having a singular retoucher do a comb over, helps massively with ensuring consistency throughout with colour profiles, and general image management.
- Fashion- Lifestyle
- Real Estate
- Sport
- Arts + Culture
This is a less detail orientated service, applying the same or similar adjustments to a whole collection of images to make sure they are all elevated in the same way.
This technique allows for large quantities of images to be turned around quickly.
Depending on the project and the quantities, I price this at a fixed cost for x amount of images. The cost varies depending on how extensive the edits are.
This is a much more creative process, editing images to create an artwork. This could be bringing different pieces of photography together, combining photography and illustration or editing what is already there and using our imaginations to work out how we can fill the gaps.
- Correcting skin tones
- Completely changing the colour of items
This could be removing blemishes, whole items, or infact the inverse and we could be adding things too!