1. Introduction (01:01)
2. The Interface and Getting Around (07:20)
3. Understanding Layers (13:59)
4. Layer Properties and Capabilities (14:58)
5. Saving Images and Understanding File Types (04:33)
6. Resolution and Image Size (06:59)
7. Auto Adjustments vs. Manual Adjustments (07:51)
8. More Manual Adjustment Controls (09:43)
9. Making Selections (12:40)
10. Fixing Imperfections (14:17)
11. Cropping and Straightening Images (05:47)
12. Sharpening Images (12:49)
13. Adding Text (03:04)
14. Adjusting Camera Raw Images (12:08)
15. Organizer Basics (10:49)
16. Printing (09:34)
17. Shortcuts and Time Savers (07:07)
18. Conclusion (00:30)
19. Total: 02:35:09

his career as an Art Director and Concept Artist. This experience

has made him someone who clearly understands that at the end

of the day the goal of a concept artist is to provide a very specific

visual solution for a client or game.
While this demonstration has plenty of information about painting

techniques and design philosophy, it always comes back around to

making a deliverable asset.

photo manipulation and graphics creation but using it effectively

for projects in production is key. Learning the tools inside and out

will help develop the knowledge efficiency and workflow for creating

your next masterpiece or for your project’s success.

This DVD unfolds the myriad of tools and production techniques

for compositing color correcting masking digital painting photo-collage

and design. This DVD contains an overview of the most commonly

used tools in production and then applies them with added techniques

to real-world projects. The DVD also addresses program management

issues that are essential for today s “generalist” or 2D/3D production artist.

Masking
* Selections
* Compositing
* Digital Painting
* Color Correcting
* Photo-Collage
* Layer Techniques
* Workflow Customization
Chapter
Chapters: Disk One
1. Basics and Actions
2. Brushes and Presets
3. Adjusting Layers and Styles
4. Selections
5. Raster and Vectors
6. Creating Graphics
7. Digital Painting
Chapters: Disk Two
1. Render Pass Compositing
2. Sky Replacement Part 1
3. Sky Replacement Part 2
4. Texture Collage Part 1
5. Texture Collage Part 2

The course will cover generating textures, HDR, shooting for matte paintings,

timelaspe, how to photography normal mattes, and much more. This terms

focus is really on specialist photography and showing how a DSLR can

be the number one tool for a VFX supervisor on set. If you do on set work

and provide assets to other members of your team this course will show

you a number of ways to provide better material and speed up both

workflows and render times on larger projects.

Steve is a highly award visual effects supervisor with a very strong 3D

background. Many of the classes will be relevant to people with 3D skills,

as well as 2D. Steve is also a very accomplished stills photographer in his own right.

Digital Makeup Lenoir Lashes
Digital Makeup Lip Gloss PSMamas Optimizer
DoubleShot
Invert Adjustment Layer-Make a Color Infra Red Effect Action
July 2007 Winner
Kick off IT # 1-Replace Color Command in Photoshop
Kick off IT # 2-Patch, Clone, Heal, in Photoshop
Kick Off # 3A IT-Soft Focus with Smart Filters
Kick Off # 3 IT-Soft Focus & Screening
Kick Off # 4 IT Setting Type Part 1
Macho Makeover Part 3
Macho Makeover Basic Adjustments 1
Macho Makeover Basic Adjustments 2
Macho Makeover Introduction Part 1
Macho Makeover Introduction Part 2
Mama Shans Art Sampler Actions
Mamas April Giveaways Contest
Mamas Baby Girl
Mamas Healing Hair Chore for Photoshop
Mamas Rosacea Treatment Tips
Match Color in Photoshop
More Hair Stuff
My Camtasia Screen Recording Settings
Photoshop Mamas # 1 Green Screen Mask
Photoshop Mamas # 10 City Skyline Mask
Photoshop Mamas # 2 Green Screen Spill Cleanup
Photoshop Mamas # 4 Green Screen Extract Wispy Hair
Photoshop Mamas # 5 Green Screen Aftermath Effects
Photoshop Mamas # 6 Green Screen Extraction Example 1
Photoshop Mamas # 7 Greenscreen-Example 2 on Fire background
Photoshop Mamas # 8 Color Range for Green Screen
Photoshop Mamas Basic Corrections
Photoshop Mamas Bigger Studio
Photoshop Mamas Changing Clothing Color
Photoshop Mamas City Skyline Clipping Mask
Photoshop Mamas Colorize Black Dress
Photoshop Mamas CS3 Jpeg in Camera Raw!
Photoshop Mamas Digital Makeup Example 2
Photoshop Mamas Digital Makeup Part
Photoshop Mamas Editing Type in Photoshop
Photoshop Mamas Fill Frame with Seamless
Photoshop Mamas Give-aways July 2008
Photoshop Mamas Gray tones to Flesh tones
Photoshop Mamas Hair Color Root- ament-hairies!
Photoshop Mamas Halftone Filter Effect Tutorial
Photoshop Mamas Highlight Box
Photoshop Mamas Layer Comps to Animation CS3
Photoshop Mamas Layer Comps to PDF CS3
Photoshop Mamas Makeover Example 2
Photoshop Mamas Making Hair Patches
Photoshop Mamas Not SO Quick Watercolor Method
Photoshop Mamas Not SO Quick Watercolor Method 2
Photoshop Mamas Remapping Color
Photoshop Mamas Resize Sparkles
Photoshop Mamas Rosacea Acne Reduction Demo
Photoshop Mamas Setting Skin Tone
Photoshop Mamas Sketch Tutorial
Photoshop Mamas Sketch Tutorial
Photoshop Mamas Watercolour & Ink
Photoshop Tutorial Split Toning with Gradient Maps
Photoshop Tutorial-Multitones & Masking
Photoshop Tutorial-Toning & Burning
Photoshopmamas # 3 Green Screen Masking Tolerance & Refining
Photoshopmamas Black & White Adjustment CS3 Tutorial
Photoshopmamas March Actions Giveaways
Re Match Color in Photoshop-an Alternate Method
Rembrandt Lighting
Selectively Colorize an Image
Simulate Acrylic or Oil Portrait in Photoshop
watermarked Client Proofing Disk
Wheres My file, What I DID and name it
Youve Been PosterD

Harald will take you through the steps to render an automobile

with Adobe Photoshop through the use of paths, layering colors

surfacing and highlights. You will see his strategy for layer building,

shading the form in color, rendering wheels, and background design.

The end result of this demonstration is a quick but powerful color

rendering executed with a digital medium.
Topic Covered
* Modifying Scanned Art
* Layer Building Strategy
* Shading the Form in Color
* Sketching and Rendering Wheels
* Designing Backgrounds
* Highlights and Reflections

Chapter
1. Introduction
2. Preparing Line Art
3. Layers and Paths
4. 2D Modeling
5. Wheels
6. Backgrounds
7. Highlights and Reflections
8. Finished Rendering
9. Credits

Video codec: QuickTime
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