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Digital Painting Techniques Vol. 3 - Professional Art Tutorials & Step-by-Step Guides for Beginners to Advanced Artists | Perfect for Concept Art, Illustration & Character Design
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Digital Painting Techniques Vol. 3 - Professional Art Tutorials & Step-by-Step Guides for Beginners to Advanced Artists | Perfect for Concept Art, Illustration & Character Design
Digital Painting Techniques Vol. 3 - Professional Art Tutorials & Step-by-Step Guides for Beginners to Advanced Artists | Perfect for Concept Art, Illustration & Character Design
Digital Painting Techniques Vol. 3 - Professional Art Tutorials & Step-by-Step Guides for Beginners to Advanced Artists | Perfect for Concept Art, Illustration & Character Design
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Digital Painting Techniques: Volume 3 presents another collection of inspiring and motivational tutorials for artists of all levels. A range of top professionals share the benefits of their experience in the digital art industry and offer tips, tricks, and advice intended to help the next generation of artists reach new heights.The chapters contained within this book are wide-ranging and comprehensive. Robh Ruppel and Ignacio Bazan Lazcano tackle the subject of futuristic cities, Thomas Pringle and Craig Sellars look at creating concept art for games, and Peter Swigut rounds things off by covering matte painting. Their in-depth tutorials are rich in advice about how to improve workflows and produce portfolio-worthy artwork, making Digital Painting Techniques: Volume 3 an essential resource for any digital artist.Chee Ming Wong is the director of Opus Artz Ltd, and has over ten years of creative visualization and industrial design experience.Robh Ruppel designs for video games, feature films, and publishing, and has worked on titles including the critically acclaimed Uncharted 2.Ignacio Bazan Lazcano is an illustrator and concept artist at TimeGate Studios, Argentina, and has been working in the games industry for four years.
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I just finished this book yesterday. I had to purchase this book for a photoshop class i took last semester, the book wasn't related to the assignments it was more of a thing we could get and gain some extra insight from. However i never really read it until this last month and I really enjoyed the way you can gain the knowledge from the artists doing the drawings. The explanations aren't minutely specific, It more goes over the general practices the artist uses in photoshop. Although you will want some photoshop know how, because it won't always tell you how to do something, but more of that they are in fact doing something. Then the knowledge about how to do that thing is more up to you. Its hard to explain but here let me give an example. If i was doing one of the chapters I might go about how i set up some masks for a mountain range in the background. I won't say how to create a mask or what they do because I'm assuming the reader knows what a mask is in photoshop and if they don't than maybe this book is a few steps away than their readiness level. Overall I recommend the book it had some good art and I'm currently deciding which 3d total book i want to get next. I also have no idea how qucikly the info goes out of date because I'm using CS6 and it all still applies but I can't speak for volume 1 and 2 as I havent read them. But then again this one is from 2011 and its 2015 and its still good if you ask me.

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