Beyond Photoshop : Advanced techniques using Illustrator, Poser, Painter, and more
Derek. Lea
Bok Engelsk 2013 · Electronic books.
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| Utgitt | Hoboken : : Taylor and Francis, , 2013.
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| Omfang | 1 online resource (366 p.)
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| Opplysninger | Description based upon print version of record.. - Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Foreword; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Chapter 1: Sharp Edges and Painterly Blends; What you'll learn in this chapter; Part one: Preparing sketches; Part two: Creating a pattern; Part three: Creating the text; Part four: The woman's face and hair; Part five: Color, shading, and detail; Part six: Creating the teacup; Part seven: Adding the flowers; Chapter 2: 2D Textures and 3D Vectors; What you'll learn in this chapter; Part one: Building the background; Part two: Creating the skull; Part three: Adding an opacity mask. - Part eight: Returning to Photoshop. - Part four: Incorporating and editing Smart ObjectsPart five: Creating the walking creature; Part six: Bring the creature into Photoshop; Part seven: The first vector 3D creature; Part eight: The second vector 3D creature; Part nine: The third vector 3D creature; Other examples; Chapter 3: Live Trace and Pathfinder Effects; What you'll learn in this chapter; Part one: Devise a color strategy; Part two: Building a background; Part three: Adding birds and rays of light; Part four: Creating shapes with the Pathfinder; Part five: Incorporating shapes into the composition. - Part nine: Creating pattern assets in PhotoshopPart ten: F-X Brushes and layer masks in Painter; Part eleven: Painting with patterns; Part twelve: Blending it all together; Part thirteen: Final Painter analysis; Chapter 5: Create an Old Master; What you'll learn in this chapter; Part one: Building the background; Part two: Creating two-dimensional image components; Part three: Poser preparation; Part four: Posing against a background image; Part five: Adding a prop to the scene; Part six: Lighting and materials; Part seven: Rendering; Part eight: The figure in the fish. - Part nine: The figure in the pondPart ten: Creating the legs; Part eleven: Create the face and ear; Part twelve: Additional figures; Part thirteen: Bring the rendered figures into Photoshop; Part fourteen: Painterly effects and surface texture; Chapter 6: The Best of Both Worlds; What you'll learn in this chapter; Part one: Building a base in Photoshop; Part two: Getting set up in Cinema 4D; Part three: Working with 3D shapes; Part four: Lighting the scene; Part five: Rendering the scene; Part six: Repeating the process; Part seven: Working with spline objects. - Part six: Adding the skeletonsPart seven: Other vector elements; Chapter 4: Hand-Painted Magic; What you'll learn in this chapter; Part one: Building a well-composed, photographic base; Part two: Divine proportion in Painter; Part three: Getting ready to paint; Part four: Using the Palette Knife on existing imagery; Examine your progress; Part five: Introducing transition colors with Artists' Oils; Part six: Blend paint and create colors in the Mixer palette; Part seven: Adding subtle colors and accents; Part eight: Blending with the Oil Palette Knife. - In his best-selling book Creative Photoshop, award-winning artist Derek Lea has already shown the digital art world how to create stunning, sophisticated works of art using Photoshop. Now, he goes one step further in this all-new book to demonstrate his unique methods for using Photoshop in conjunction with other software packages. Derek's first-class images will inspire you to think creatively about the ways in which you can use Photoshop alongside other popular programs such as Illustrator and Poser to take your own art to the next level. In addition to invaluable advice on how to create sta
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| ISBN | 9780240811901
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