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'If you are starting, or are already on your own creative odyssey, you couldn't be in better hands.' John Derry, pioneer of digital painting and an original author of Corel Painter 'An exceptional handbook for learning and mastering Corel Painter X.' Nick Davies, General Manager, Graphics, Corel Corp.
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The only Painter book that addresses both creativity and technical proficiency key to today s world of photography, art, multimedia, and design, this lavishly illustrated guide speaks directly to all visual artists. Uncover how to combine traditional and state-of-the-art media to capture the essence of your vision. If you use Adobe Photoshop, discover the expanded creative potential for new effects that the Painter s improved compatibility can give your work. Fully updated for Painter X and the new Wacom graphics tablet, this indispensable guide allows you to experiment with creative ideas and techniques that you can adapt to your own style. Progressive beginning- intermediate-advance tutorials, case studies, and galleries of wide-ranging approaches will inspire your imagination at every stage. New timesaving tips, visual galleries, and keyboard short cuts allow you to quickly transform your work with natural-media tools. From expressive paintings to evocative collages, montages, classic oil realism in landscapes, live portrait paintings, and painterly effects for video, television, and the Web, you'll find everything that you need in this essential guide to create your own stunning works of art.
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Goes beyond software basics
12. November 2007
Format:Taschenbuch
This book is more like an art class. The author, Jeremy Sutton, teaches the technical aspects of Corel Painter X and then goes beyond that to share his hard-earned tips and expertise for digital art creation and production. His personal secrets are what makes this book stand out among the crowd. The goal of the author is to teach readers both the software and also creativity. Although it still has the same format as previous books, this latest effort not only covers the new Painter X features but has been rewritten with new and better projects.
One of the many features in this book that makes it more like an art class than a book is how the author walks the reader through the setup for their own digital art studio from optimizing their computer and color management to fine tuning the Wacom tablet. Besides this technical stuff, the author discusses his own production tested techniques. I especially liked his Project-Version-Notes folder and file naming convention.
From this point, the author discusses the Painter X tools and interface and then how to customize the palettes and workspace for your own needs. Painter X brushes are the next topic and Sutton includes a nice glossary of sample brush strokes for each of the major brush categories. Next, he discusses how to experiment with different brush variants and how he maintains and organizes his ever increasing list of favorites. This production tip alone will save the reader much wasted time.
The thing that makes any artwork stand out from the crowd is the ability of the artist to go beyond the basics of the software. One way to do this is to create your own brushes, textures and patterns. After discussing the ins-and-outs of these features, Sutton shows you how to use your own customized tools to take your artwork to the next level.
The second part of the book concentrates on several case studies that demonstrate design and composition. Sutton discusses some methods that are only available in a digital environment such as generating several variations of the same artwork as a starting point for a project. Finally, he discusses how creating scripts can be a time saver and a teaching aid.
There were a few things that I have seen covered in books of this type for many years including techniques for creating a digital painting from a photo and digital collage. Although these topics are still popular, I would have preferred that those pages of the book were used to introduce some new ideas.
Readers have come to expect this type of book to have supporting tutorial image files and extra goodies such as brushes and training videos and this book has that. There are some nice extras including custom workspace layouts that the author has built for his own production needs and uses throughout the book. Any artist knows how useful these real world, production proven resources can be compared to the usually list of bland goodies found on a book's CD.
Jeremy Sutton's artwork is collected worldwide and he is the author of several books and video tutorials.
One of the many features in this book that makes it more like an art class than a book is how the author walks the reader through the setup for their own digital art studio from optimizing their computer and color management to fine tuning the Wacom tablet. Besides this technical stuff, the author discusses his own production tested techniques. I especially liked his Project-Version-Notes folder and file naming convention.
From this point, the author discusses the Painter X tools and interface and then how to customize the palettes and workspace for your own needs. Painter X brushes are the next topic and Sutton includes a nice glossary of sample brush strokes for each of the major brush categories. Next, he discusses how to experiment with different brush variants and how he maintains and organizes his ever increasing list of favorites. This production tip alone will save the reader much wasted time.
The thing that makes any artwork stand out from the crowd is the ability of the artist to go beyond the basics of the software. One way to do this is to create your own brushes, textures and patterns. After discussing the ins-and-outs of these features, Sutton shows you how to use your own customized tools to take your artwork to the next level.
The second part of the book concentrates on several case studies that demonstrate design and composition. Sutton discusses some methods that are only available in a digital environment such as generating several variations of the same artwork as a starting point for a project. Finally, he discusses how creating scripts can be a time saver and a teaching aid.
There were a few things that I have seen covered in books of this type for many years including techniques for creating a digital painting from a photo and digital collage. Although these topics are still popular, I would have preferred that those pages of the book were used to introduce some new ideas.
Readers have come to expect this type of book to have supporting tutorial image files and extra goodies such as brushes and training videos and this book has that. There are some nice extras including custom workspace layouts that the author has built for his own production needs and uses throughout the book. Any artist knows how useful these real world, production proven resources can be compared to the usually list of bland goodies found on a book's CD.
Jeremy Sutton's artwork is collected worldwide and he is the author of several books and video tutorials.
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Incredible Resource!
22. Oktober 2007
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As an someone who teaches and has written this sort of book before, I commend Jeremy Sutton. His book was a huge help in learning how to use the Painter software in new and innovative ways; revealing a number of tools, tips and techniques that I would never have found on my own. It is clearly organized, chock full of helpful hints and advice, and all written in an engaging manner. I was able to work through the entire book without getting bored or feeling overwhelmed. I am really excited about the possibilities Jeremy opened my eyes to. This book is a must for anyone trying to get the most out of their creativity when using Painter, whether a beginner or advanced user. Well worth it!
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Outstanding book!
8. Mai 2008
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A wealth of information that would take you months to acquire otherwise. I worked in the past with Painter 4 & 5 years ago. I would have had trouble wading through all the new information.
The cost is a bargain.
The cost is a bargain.
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