The Perspective Grid - Corel Painter Tutorial - Jacquelin Vanderwood February 15, 2004 Copyright 2004, Jacquelin Vanderwood, All Rights Reserved CGMeetup Corel Painter Tutorials and Techniques for Creating Original Art and Effects Learn techniques for creating original art work and enhancing your work with special effects with these free online tutorials for Corel Painter. Real Watercolor Blending in PainterLearn how to blend watercolor using the Real watercolor brushes in Painter. Fall Watercolor Photo-Painting with Corel PainterLearn a simple watercolor effect using Corel Painter. This is a technique whereby you build up value via the opacity sliders and by working on separate watercolor layers. You will need a photo to work from. Easter Egg and Chicks With Corel PainterFor this tutorial were going to learn how to make festive Easter eggs and chicks in Corel Painter. Understanding the New RealBristle Painting System in Corel Painter XThe RealBristle brush variants introduced in Painter X replicate the strokes you would come to expect if you were working with natural media paintbrushes. Painting With Impasto in Corel PainterImpasto is the classic technique of applying thick paint on a canvas to create depth.
The Computer Graphics Society Bob Ross techniques with Painter X? - PainterFactory.com Hi, You'll really need to test a number of brush variants to find one that does what you want. For now, I'll just give you some basic info: For blending, start with the Blenders variants and spend time experimenting, working on a copy of your image saved with a different file name. Then, if you don't like the result, you won't lose anything by closing the image and reopening it then continuing to experiment. I'd probably use a larger brush size and maybe lower both Opacity and Bleed quite a bit. Unless you want the current Paper texture to show in the blending strokes, be sure not to select a brush variant that uses a Subcategory option containing the word "Grainy" in its name. Open the Brush Controls' palettes (Window > Brush Controls > Show General will open all Brush Controls palettes in a docked group).In the General palette, you'll find the Subcategory name. if it contains the word "Grainy" you can click the small arrow to the right to expand the drop down list and choose Soft Cover.
3D Artist Hello and welcome to another exciting edition of 3D Artist magazine! You’ll be pleased to know that we’ve got another packed issue for you this month. First up is our tutorial written by the artist behind our beautiful cover image; in it Patric talks through some of the techniques he used to light and render this building. Continuing with the arch-vis theme, Poz Watson offers an in-depth look at the industry itself. In terms of tutorials, we’ve got a guide to product visualisation, (including tips for modelling, rendering and postproduction), as well as a fluid typography tutorial from artist Hussain Almossawi. For those of you out there who want to add a bit of character to your creatures, Teodoru Badiu offers his advice for creating fur in modo and Photoshop. Elsewhere in the Workshop section, you can follow our masterclass in KeyShot, create realistic demolition effects in RayFire and use GoZ to flesh out a base mesh.
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