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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

  1. Introduction
  2. Why Do Expressive Painting
  3. Adobe Bridge Setup & Image Optimizing
  4. Jack's Painting Presets
  5. Enhancing Source Images
  6. Photo Hand Tinting & Workflow Options
  7. Working with Brushes & Palettes - Part 1
  8. Working with Brushes & Palettes - Part 2
  9. Pattern Stamp Tool & Watercoloring - Part 1
  10. Pattern Stamp Tool & Watercoloring - Part 2
  11. Enhancing Methods of Watercolor Image
  12. Creating Repeating Patterns
  13. Actions, Layers & Filters for Sketching
  14. Accessing Jack's Free Basic Presets
  15. Smart Objects & Oil Paint Filter
  16. Inverted Mask Trick & Q&A
  17. Q&A
  18. Mixer Brush & Parameters
  19. Jack's Brushes & Brush Strokes
  20. Secrets of the Mixer Brush
  21. Still Life Painting with Mixer Brush
  22. Still Life Underpainting
  23. Final Blending of a Still Life
  24. Print Discussion with Q&A
  25. Snapshots for Painted Portraits
  26. Painted Signature Stamps
  27. Simple Portrait with Mixer Brush
  28. Pet Portrait Overview
  29. Enhancing in Camera Raw & Lightroom
  30. Painting a Pet Portrait
  31. Pet Portrait: Final Blending
  32. Photo Prep for Watercolor Painting
  33. Watercolor Painting of a Flower
  34. More Enhancing & Embellishing of Images
  35. The Liquify Tool & Sketching
  36. Comic Book Action & Watercoloring
  37. Changing Image Aspect Ratio
  38. Framing Effects & 3rd Party Apps
  39. 3rd Party Painting Filters
  40. Final Q & A

Reviews

Shannon
 

Okay, I'll be first. Jack has an easy, approachable way of teaching. It was more like being in the room with him, watching over his shoulder as he created something utterly new and exciting. Even when he worked on images he had done many times, I never sensed boredom or a lack of enthusiasm. He was patient with questions and answered them completely. I hope Jack enjoyed this way of teaching as much as the world enjoyed watching. Maybe he'll find more to share. I know I'll sign up for his next one. This workshop inspired me to start creating art again. I'm slowly losing my sight and sad to say, I was starting to let it get to me. As I watched Jack, I tried just a few things and realized that I can do this. Digital art is much easier for me than pencil and paper because of the technology. I miss the pencil and paper drawing, of course, but this is so much FUN! The techniques that Jack shared are wonderful and the results rockin' ... or as Jack says, bitchin'. Thanks to Jack and creativeLIVE I'm back in my head in a good way.

Shannon
 

Okay, I'll be first. Jack has an easy, approachable way of teaching. It was more like being in the room with him, watching over his shoulder as he created something utterly new and exciting. Even when he worked on images he had done many times, I never sensed boredom or a lack of enthusiasm. He was patient with questions and answered them completely. I hope Jack enjoyed this way of teaching as much as the world enjoyed watching. Maybe he'll find more to share. I know I'll sign up for his next one. This workshop inspired me to start creating art again. I'm slowly losing my sight and sad to say, I was starting to let it get to me. As I watched Jack, I tried just a few things and realized that I can do this. Digital art is much easier for me than pencil and paper because of the technology. I miss the pencil and paper drawing, of course, but this is so much FUN! The techniques that Jack shared are wonderful and the results rockin' ... or as Jack says, bitchin'. Thanks to Jack and creativeLIVE I'm back in my head in a good way.

COPortrait
 

I was so excited to see this class on sale last week, as I watched the orignal broadcast, and have watched bits and pieces here and there of the rebroadcast. Since I'm a photographer and not a painter, I was fascinated by Jack's easy teaching style and have been inspired to learn something new, since I'm not intimidated by a blank piece of paper. I really like the look of the finished product, already own the tools, and plenty of archived work to practice on, so I bought the course. I'm really happy I did, since I frequently need to "rewind-replay-rewind-replay" as I'm practicing on one monitor while class is on the other!