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8/19/2014- Customizing mouse behaviors
- Using a pen tablet
- Painting with Painter, Photoshop, or apps like Procreate 2
- Working with brushes
- Using layers as a compositional tool
- Painting from life
- Using a photograph as your paint
- Clone painting
Skill Level Beginner
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- Hi, I'm John Derry and welcome to Digital Painting Fundamentals. Painting as a medium has existed for thousands of years. The earliest known paintings are found on cave walls in France and are estimated to be over 32,000 years old. Painting is a uniquely human activity that strives to manifest our ideas and emotions into a physical form that can be viewed by others. Simply put, painting is creative, personal expression.
Throughout its history, both the mark making tools and media of painting have evolved. From computing technology, digital painting has been introduced and is the focus of this course. Throughout the course, I'll be emphasizing digital painting's expressive capabilities. It is the artist's inner emotions that are at the heart and soul of any painting. We can be inspired, uplifted, enlightened, depressed, disgusted, bored with, and angered by an expressive content of a painting.
The point being, that it both transmits and arouses emotion in its viewers. This course can't teach you how to express your inner emotions, that's something each of us must do in our own way, and in our own time. However, learning about expressive tools like digital painting is one way to gain an insight into creative expression. If you finish this course with a desire to learn more then you may well be on your way to developing your own unique, expressive voice. Now, let's get started with Digital Painting Fundamentals.
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 37s
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1. Expressive Input Devices
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Customizing mouse behaviors1m 39s
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2. Expressive Painting Applications
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3. Digital Paintbrush Mechanics
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Brush color behavior2m 44s
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4. Painting Abstractly
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5. Painting What's in Your Mind's Eye
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Preliminary sketching1m 15s
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Paint to your skill level3m 24s
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Going back in time: Undo2m 32s
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6. Painting from Life
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7. The Photograph as Wet Paint
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8. Clone Painting
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 4s
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