Artistry Tips and Tricks, Volume 5
Year 3
The First Six Months on CD
These six issues are on the Artistry Tips and Tricks...Year Three, The First Six Months CD.Year 3
The First Six Months on CD
 October 2006 Painting in the style of Degas |
 November 2006 Oil painting horses using layers |
 December 2006 Painting in the style of Haddon Sundblom |
 January 2007 Oil painting wildlife and portraits |
 February 2007 Drawing like Jim Dine; painting long dog hair |
 March 2007 Painting in the style of Norman Rockwell |
Artistry Tips and Tricks is an e-zine featuring both art concepts and step-by-step instructions
for turning photos into paintings and for adding painterly touches to photos in Corel Painter.
No previous art experience is necessary!
The Artistry Tips and Tricks e-zine is written and published by artist, author, photographer
and original Painter expert, Karen Sperling.
The Artistry tutorials are Acrobat files with written steps and illustrations.
They aren't movies or DVDs.
You follow them like reading magazine articles or book chapters.
All of the tutorials apply to Painter IX, IX.5 and X.
In addition to the written steps are all the interim images to show you how the final images were achieved.
Additionally, the CD contains the individual image files of all the source photos and final paintings, in addition to all the interim steps. Not only will you be able to follow along with the tutorials in Painter using the actual images, but you'll also be able to see all the effects up close.
Topics Covered
Here is a partial list of topics covered:Artists' styles:
Q. How do I analyze an artist's painting style to emulate it?
Q. How do I create an oil portrait
in the style of Edgar Degas in Painter?
Q. How do I create an oil portrait
in the style of Haddon Sundblom in Painter?
Q. How do I create a portrait
in the style of Jim Dine in Painter?
Q. How do I create a watercolor painting
in the style of Norman Rockwell in Painter?
Q. How do I recognize the characteristics of these artists' techniques?
Q. What do I look for in a photo to turn into a painting in these artists' styles?
Q. How do I incorporate the characteristics of
these artists' styles in my paintings?
Q. How do I add an oil painting look to a portrait?
Q. How do I add an oil painting look to a landscape?
Art lessons:
Q. How do I set up a photo portrait that I will paint in Painter?
Q. How do I choose a photo to turn into a painting in Painter?
Q. How do I decide what to include from the photo in the painting?
Q. What art concepts do I need to know to enhance my paintings?
Q. What is a focal point?
Q. How do I know when to use the colors in the photo?
Q. How do I know when to choose my own colors?
Q. How do I use a color wheel?
Q. How do I choose a color scheme?
Q. How do I paint faces?
Q. How do I paint hair?
Q. How do I paint horse's hair?
Q. How do I paint long-hair dogs?
Q. How do I paint birds?
Q. How do I paint skies?
Q. How do I edit brush strokes?
Q. How do I paint backgrounds?
Q. How do I edit tones?
Cloning:
Q. How do I clone colors from a photo?
Q. How do I Auto Clone?
Q. How do I use the Auto-Painting palette?
Q. How do I work with clones?
Q. How do I clone from one point to another?
Q. How do I use cloner brushes?
Q. How do I use Tracing Paper?
Turning photos into paintings in Painter:
Q. What are the start-to-finish workflow steps?
Q. How do I paint (draw) a charcoal portrait?
Q. How do I use Painter's brushes for oil effects?
Q. How do I paint a watercolor?
Q. How do I paint portraits?
Q. How do I paint landscapes?
Q. How do I make a background painterly?
Painter tools:
Q. What brushes should I use?
Q. How do I customize brushes?
Q. How do I save my customized brushes?
Q. How do I paint with layers?
Q. How do I use Painter IX, IX.5 and X.5's Auto-Painting palettes?
Q. What brushes do I use with Auto Painting?
Q. How do I use selections from Photoshop in Painter?
Q. How do I create layers in Painter?
Q. How do I paint with layers in Painter?
Q. How do I turn on Tracing Paper if I'm using layers?
Q. What tools do I use to speed up the painting process?
Q. How do I make a color image grayscale?
Q. How do I add figures to a painted background?
Q. How do I turn on Tracing Paper?
Q. How do I load selections I created in Photoshop?
Q. How do I add brush strokes automatically?
Q. How do I lighten and darken an image?
Q. How do I use shortcuts to create paintings quickly?
Q. How do I composite photos in Painter?
Q. How do I eliminate elements from an image?
Q. What are your secret special effects?
Q. How do I edit colors?
Q. How do I flatten layers?
Q. How do I paint in the layer mask?
Q. How do I isolate and select figures?
Featured Images
Here are the images that are covered in the
Artistry Tips and Tricks...Year 3, The First Six Months on CD.
Click on the thumbnails to see larger
versions of the images.
 How to paint in the style of Edgar Degas. |
 How to paint horses. |
 How to paint like Haddon Sundblom. |
 How to paint portraits. |
 How to paint birds. |
 How to paint long-haired dogs. |
 How to draw like Jim Dine. |
 How to paint like Norman Rockwell. |
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