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“Realistic Digital Painting” is the only digital workshop with live recording that demonstrates the process of creating a stunning photo-realistic painting in photoshop from start to finish. The author demonstrates his techniques and shares his experience while creating the master piece.

Remember when you were a kid, and you’d sit around with your friends spit balling ideas for comic book characters just for fun? You’d come up with cool super powers and abilities, give them quirky names and pit them against each other to see who would win. Maybe you’d draw them out in your scrapbook, or role-play with your pals in the backyard.

This class got you covered with a highly intuitive and efficient learning approach while creating a full conceptual artwork from start to finish in 100% Realtime, no time-lapses, no parts skipped. So if you just fell in love with the world of digital art and want to deepen your knowledge or get out of the beginners' stage, this might be the perfect class for you!

An in depth tutorial sharing my process for painting hair in Photoshop. I cover the brushes I use, variations in colour tones, highlights, shadows and more.

We will explore how to carry your vehicle design beyond the concept phase and into a production-ready presentation. We will focus on the language of surface detailing or ‘cut lines’ and how they compliment your vehicle shape. We will also explore the different styles of surface detailing and what these styles convey to the viewer.

Another Cthulhu PSD but this time I added a video with a brief explanation of my process and a demonstration of the paint pass. Also included the full paint pass for anyone crazy or having trouble sleeping.

Usually, keyframe illustrations set the mood and the visual direction of the movie and are done at a very quick pace. That is why it is very important to use tools and approach that will allow you to address the feedback as quickly as possible.

Storytelling, mood, composition, and ultimately the Director's vision, are the essential elements that any successful concept artist must translate on the canvas quickly and effectively. Starting from the initial brief all the way to the final touch-ups, Francesco Corvino shows his daily routine to create compelling images for the film industry.

Art Departments in the film industry are constantly changing as new tools and technology make things easier and faster. However, with these new tools comes additional complexity. The never-ending challenge is finding a comfortable balance between art and technology within tight, uncompromising production schedules. As a professional artist for feature film, Alex will cover his pipeline for creating a sci-fi environment set using various 2D and