Ancestry and family tree sketches
September 14, 2026Personal use
"Old photographs are notorious for being small, discolored, or similar problems. I find the Line Sketch style a very nice alternative to bring all the images together in a consistent feel that is at a scale large enough to print and publish well."
Todd uses the ColorBliss Line Sketch style on old family photographs. The sketches give faded or tiny originals a shared look that is large enough to print and publish with his ancestry research.
See the photo and sketch pairs on his ColorBliss Samples page.
Family sketches
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Todd Elder
Todd Elder writes and teaches through Scripture Advocate and the Encouraging Life Children's Mission. He uses ColorBliss to turn 3D renders, photographs, and text prompts into biblical coloring pages, seminar outlines, and print-ready family tree sketches.
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"My first use of ColorBliss was to make outlines from 3D Renders and from Photographs for use in my seminar. These images tend to be more detailed and realistic."
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