Tutorial DVD-Three Disc Set, play on any DVD player worldwide or CD-ROM drive.
Retouching On A Laptop: How to Retouch a Portrait in 15 minutes (Retouching Essentials)
This three DVD set teaches you the skills and techniques essential for using Photoshop CS3 to master the art of digital portrait retouching. Accentuate and perfect each shot by learning how to brighten and enhance features, how to create flawless but believable skin texture, and how to improve overall tone, color and detail to make Hollywood-quality portraits.
Building upon skills learned from Vincent Versace’s Welcome to Oz: Following the RBG Road, Believing is Seeing refines your artistic prowess by providing the perfect balance of practical instruction and creative inspiration. Believing is Seeing is designed to further develop your proficiency, help you express your creativity, and let any idea imaginable flow fluidly through Photoshop.
Each lesson provides you with the skills and knowledge to turn your ideas into reality, teaching you to make informed decisions at every step in the process – from the time you shoot an image all the way through digital processing and output. Each image is dissected and rebuilt, step-by-step, so you understand how and why each decision is being made. Full-resolution 16-bit source files and original 100ppi Photoshop files are included with every lesson. immersing you in both the workflow and the creative process.
What do you look for in a Photoshop Book? Or a Photography Book?I’ve been thinking about Photoshop and photography books lately and what I hope for whenever I pick one up: quality imagery, something new (or old, done in a new way), engaging writing, a glimpse into the creative process, a sense of the big picture, etc. But how about you?When you select a new book to help you with your work, what do you look for? Is it the tips and tutorials? The images? The technique? The entire workflow? The nut
This issue of Craft Leftovers Monthly has a lot to do with making your own books. Ideas, inspirations, tutorials, resources, and of course my own adventures with putting together my own zine each month. One thing I don’t mention (in full) is how I put together Craft Leftovers Monthly. What is my creative process? How do I come up with enough content for a new issue each and every month… for the last two years + many more to come? And how do I get it all done in just one week? These are the bi
A little while ago I wrote a tutorial entitled Use Adobe Illustrator to Create a Clean Website Layout which was met with much fanfare with equally notable opposition. That tutorial was directed towards people just getting started in Illustrator.This tutorial takes you through the entire creative process for developing this vector layout.
How to make an abstract illustration using basic shapes and the Live Paint Bucket Tool in Adobe Illustrator. This tutorial shows you the creative process of Freedom, and the principles of using the Live Paint Bucket tool, and what can be achieved with this great innovation in color management by Adobe in Illustrator CS4, which saves time, and may be used in countless sorts of project from character design to abstract Illustration. Here is a preview of what we’ll be designing: (click for la
As a designer one also should refer the to websites that one (the designer) thinks the clients might like. This a great way to start the creative process of a website, “online research brainstorming”.
