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March 2010 Artistry Tips and Tricks

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The March 2010 issue of Artistry Tips and Tricks shows you how to paint a contemporary portrait from a photo in Corel Painter.

The March 2010 issue is compatible with Painter X and 11.

Painting from photo.

Detail from painting.

Source photo for painting.

Painting by Karen Sperling from a photo at http://www.lady-gaga.net.

Topics covered in the March 2010 issue of Artistry Tips and Tricks

*How to recognize current portrait styles
*How to add current portrait techniques to your paintings
*How to choose a color scheme
*How to use Painter's brushes
*How to work with layers
*How to use layer masks
*How to use Preserve Transparency
*How to use custom palettes
*How to use gradients
*How to adjust tones
*How to work with texture
*How to paint faces
*How to paint lips
*How to paint hair
*How to use cloner brushes
*How to adjust colors
*How to use Karen Sperling's special tips and techniques
*Start-to-finish workflow steps

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