Painting With Adobe® Photoshop®
Painting With Adobe® Photoshop®
Class Description
Learn how to reshape your photographs into expressive original art quickly and easily with Adobe® Photoshop® Hall-of-Famer Jack "Wow" Davis. Clients love artistic expressions of their family and pets, especially as large (profitable) gallery wraps or watercolor prints. Join Jack as he shows you simple step-by-step techniques for transforming your photos into gorgeous oils, pastels, watercolors and sketches – all by cloning and filtering your original photographs.
Software Used: Adobe Photoshop CC 14.0
Lessons
- Introduction
- Why Do Expressive Painting
- Adobe® Bridge Setup & Image Optimizing
- Jack's Painting Presets
- Enhancing Source Images
- Photo Hand Tinting & Workflow Options
- Working with Brushes & Palettes - Part 1
- Working with Brushes & Palettes - Part 2
- Pattern Stamp Tool & Watercoloring - Part 1
- Pattern Stamp Tool & Watercoloring - Part 2
- Enhancing Methods of Watercolor Image
- Creating Repeating Patterns
- Actions, Layers & Filters for Sketching
- Accessing Jack's Free Basic Presets
- Smart Objects & Oil Paint Filter
- Inverted Mask Trick & Q&A
- Q&A
- Mixer Brush & Parameters
- Jack's Brushes & Brush Strokes
- Secrets of the Mixer Brush
- Still Life Painting with Mixer Brush
- Still Life Underpainting
- Final Blending of a Still Life
- Print Discussion with Q&A
- Snapshots for Painted Portraits
- Painted Signature Stamps
- Simple Portrait with Mixer Brush
- Pet Portrait Overview
- Enhancing in Camera Raw & Lightroom
- Painting a Pet Portrait
- Pet Portrait: Final Blending
- Photo Prep for Watercolor Painting
- Watercolor Painting of a Flower
- More Enhancing & Embellishing of Images
- The Liquify Tool & Sketching
- Comic Book Action & Watercoloring
- Changing Image Aspect Ratio
- Framing Effects & 3rd Party Apps
- 3rd Party Painting Filters
- Final Q & A
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