From the streets of Fresno, California, the enchanting work of SUPER, MONSTER, TOKE from NEM CREW complemented by tasteful Artistry of PJAYS, SERUP from SFE Cruand more from all parts of Fresno city. East to West the North side and the real industrial areas. All of it put together in one video produced by Mitchel Daniel. The comprehensive coverage of graffiti entails live production paintings, bombs, soundtrack by PLANET ASIA, THE JACKA, WESSUN and more, plays with your hearts in the no. 1 A tribute to the ancient art of the days of the Egyptian hieroglyphics breathing life on the walls of modern day America. Enjoy this nice release!
Video Tutorial, 3d Model, PSD Template and other resources of reference for 3d Artist
Saturday, February 13, 2010
T0926 - Paint like a masters
English | 222 minutes | QuickTime 800×600 29.97 fps avc1 | Mp3 1411kb/s 2ch 16 44100 | 2007
Discover how to turn your digital portraits and panoramas into masterpieces that mimic the oil and watercolor styles of Great Masters like Rembrandt, Monet, and Norman Rockwell. Join internationally renowned portrait artist, Fay Sirkis, as she shares the secrets and techniques behind her signature style of “photo painting” that uses Adobe® Photoshop® and Corel® Painter™X to create beautiful works of art!
n this DVD, you’ll learn:
The thought process and special techniques behind Fay’s “Sandwich”, a quick and easy way to selectively retouch and enhance any digital image using Adobe Photoshop.
To interpret whether your image is “high key” or “low key”, and what painting style – oil or watercolor – will make for the best final masterpiece.
How to use Corel Painter to transform each and every pixel of your digital image into a brush stroke, eventually creating a beautiful painting!
Techniques for suggesting motion without literally depicting it, and how to convey mood through color in the same styles as some of history’s greatest artists
T0924 - Massive Black - Shawn Barber Foundation Painting
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Massive Black - Shawn Barber Foundation Painting
Drawing lessons for beginners.In this exciting new DVD released by Massive Black, Shawn Barber reveals his unique approach to the art of painting. While watching Shawn work, students will learn about many of the basic elements of painting including drawing, composition, color, form, and value. Shawn also demonstrates many of the important lessons one must understand before even picking up a brush: stretching canvas, color mixing, palette setup, and choosing the right medium. Finally, the DVD features a behind-the-scenes interview with Shawn that covers his personal work, career, and what it takes to become a successful artist.
Manufacturer: http://dvd.massiveblack.com/
Language: English
Video Codec: XviD
Video: 560x416, 23.976 to / c
Audio: Mp3, 48000 Hz, 16 Bit, VBR, 82 kbit / s
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T0923 - Massive Black Coro Weapon Concept
Massive Black Coro Weapon Concept
Justin 'Coro' Kaufman has worked on literally hundreds of titles in his career as an Art Director and Concept Artist. This experience has made him someone who clearly understands that at the end of the day the goal of a concept artist is to provide a very specific visual solution for a client or game.While this demonstration has plenty of information about painting techniques and design philosophy, it always comes back around to making a deliverable asset.If you want to know what it takes to work in the games industry, this is is where it's at.
Language: English
Video codec: QuickTime
Video: H.264 1024x768
Audio: AAC
Training video design assault rifle, in two parts (BIN images). Used software Photoshop 3DSMax
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T0897 - Sketching the Portrait with Casey Baugh
Sketching the Portrait with Casey Baugh,” is number one in a series of advanced Charcoal Demonstrations by American Artist Magazine competition winner, CASEY BAUGH.
There are almost no quality videos about drawing, and charcoal in particular, so this really is a must-see. Casey introduces the viewer to methods such as the “charcoal sock” which puffs charcoal dust on the page. This is what he uses to start the drawing, to keep it general and light. He then develops the center of interest, and works out from there. Casey uses methods such as sprinkling charcoal dust on the page, then spraying it with acetone. He also manipulates the image with a paintbrush dipped in acetone.
“Thanks to this forthright and friendly DVD, Sketching the Portrait with Casey Baugh, I learned many things about charcoal technique and basic drawing that I never knew before. I can’t wait to see what he will share with us next.” RICHARD SCHMID
Casey Baugh was born in 1984 to Jerry and Angie Baugh in Lookout Mountain, Georgia. Baugh’s earliest art instruction came around the age of four from his father and aunt who were artists by hobby. This nurturing, along with Baugh’s early interest in art, gave him the strong foundation and motivation that would allow him to produce and sell professional work by the age of 13. At age 14, Baugh won his first regional competition and by age 17, he had won his first national competition. With no formal training, Baugh continued to educate himself by studying the work of other accomplished artists. In the spring of 2004, he conducted his first workshop at the Village Arts of Putney in Vermont.
Now, at age 22, Baugh has made two television appearances and won numerous awards including the cover competition for American Artists Drawing Magazine. Baugh believes that good art “requires a distinct idea and a thorough knowledge of the language [of art] by which to communicate it. A good artist always has something to say, but truly great artists have obtained the ability to say it through experience and sheer determination.” It is with this mind-set that Baugh is doing work comparable to artists three times his age and has continued to conduct workshops, offer demonstrations, and give lectures in order to teach aspiring artists how to effectively communicate their interpretation of the beauty of creation and life through art.
Sunday, December 27, 2009
T0885 - A Celebration of Art: Paint Like a Master
Discover how to turn your digital portraits and panoramas into masterpieces that mimic the oil and watercolor styles of Great Masters like Rembrandt, Monet, and Norman Rockwell. Join internationally renowned portrait artist, Fay Sirkis, as she shares the secrets and techniques behind her signature style of "photo painting" that uses Adobe® Photoshop® and Corel® Painter™X to create beautiful works of art!
In this DVD, you'll learn:
The thought process and special techniques behind Fay's "Sandwich", a quick and easy way to selectively retouch and enhance any digital image using Adobe Photoshop.
To interpret whether your image is "high key" or "low key", and what painting style - oil or watercolor - will make for the best final masterpiece.
How to use Corel Painter to transform each and every pixel of your digital image into a brush stroke, eventually creating a beautiful painting!
Techniques for suggesting motion without literally depicting it, and how to convey mood through color in the same styles as some of history's greatest artists.
Exclusive to this DVD: Fay's Master Workspace with 7 new brush categories, including Cassatt, Degas, The Impressionists, Rockwell, Rembrandt, Sargent, and Portrait Hair Brushes that will help you achieve dramatic results in your digital paintings!
Approximate Run Time: 222 minutes
Thursday, December 24, 2009
T0842 - Massive Black - Character Ideation with Marko Djurdjevic
In this DVD, senior concept artist Marko Djurdjevic candidly shares his process of character development. He walks the viewer through a typical day for a designer of his caliber as he creates a post-apocalyptic gang comprising of four unique and stunning characters. As a bonus feature the DVD also includes a revealing behind-the-scenes documentary which gives a fascinating glimpse into the artist̢۪s personal life and the motivation for creating his amazing artwork.
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
T0641 - Gnomon Workshop: Creature Design with Terryl Whitlatch Volume.1&2
Terryl Whitlatch is considered to be one of the top creature designers and animal anatomists working in the field today. In a career spanning over 25 years, Terryl has many projects to her credit, including Star Wars: The Phantom Menace, Star Wars:The Special Edition, Jumanji 1 and 2, Men in Black, Brother Bear, Dragonheart, Alvin and the Chipmunks, Curious George, The Polar Express, The Princess of Mars, Zafari, and Beowulf, to name a few. Clients include Industrial Light and Magic, Lucasfilm, Ltd.,
- Creature Design with Terryl Whitlatch 1 Bovine Creature, Moo Monster:
In this first DVD of a series, Terryl demonstrates how to create a fantastic yet utterly believable creature based on one of the most commonly known animals, the domestic cow. After drawing a study of an actual bull, she shows the process of designing a realistic "Moo Monster". Starting with rough thumbnails and ending with a fully rendered action-packed color illustration, she shares her techniques and tools – pencils, markers and tracing paper – as well as a thorough exploration of animal anatomy. During the course of the demo, Terryl shows how she indicates forms and planes, how she chooses and applies color, and how the underlying skeleton and muscular systems affect the surface anatomy. Above all, she emphasizes the "Why" of the creature – how its lifestyle and environment affect its design and appearance. She also instructs how to create a humorous character derived from the more realistic versions for a truly versatile, professional portfolio.
- Creature Design with Terryl Whitlatch 2 Avian Creature, White Fright:
In this second DVD of a series, Terryl Whitlatch demonstrates how to create a vicious avian alien based on an actual exotic bird – the Greater Indian Hornbill. Starting with rough thumbnails and ending with a fully rendered illustration, she shares her techniques and tools – pencils, markers and tracing paper – as well as a thorough exploration of animal anatomy. Relax as she steers you through the intricacies of wing structure and feather arrangements – all essentials for designing a believable feathered flying creature. She also covers how to create an illusion of white in the color version of the "White Fright", complete with prey, and discusses how the environment, habits and lifestyle of this creature affect the way it looks. Throughout the DVD, she explores materials, texture and story concepts, giving you insight into her development and thought processes.
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
T0634 - Drawing And Painting People By John Raynes
(trained at the Royal College of Art and publisher of ten books - many now standard reference) in action.
The DVD covers:
* Approaching portraits with confidence
* Understanding the anatomy of the body
* Capture the nature of hair and skinA comprehensive course over three hours long!
T0627 - VectorTuts+ How to Create a Vector Sketchbook Screencast FLV
Saturday, March 21, 2009
T0486 - Philippe Faraut The Art Of Sculpting Volume I s.d 3 DVDRip
The Art of Sculpting with Philippe Faraut Volume1:Children
In this first volume of his instructional series, Philippe shares his step-by-step method of construction, as well as a guide to catch and correct common mistakes, while demonstrating in his favorite medium: wet clay. Filmed on location in Honeoye, NY at his studio, this 89 minute tape offers instruction easily followed by a beginner and complete enough to keep the interest of the most experienced sculptor.
The Art of Sculpting with Philippe Faraut
Volume 2: Expressions and Facial Construction
In this volume which covers individual features of different expressions, Philippe demonstrates rapid exercises in water-based clay that are useful for developing sculpting skills, including how to recognize volumes specific to different ages, genders, and ethnic groups. This 110 minute tape also includes a comprehensive demonstration on hollowing and firing techniques.
The Art of Sculpting with Philippe Faraut
Volume 3: Men
In this third installment of his instructional series, Philippe Faraut focuses on modeling the heads of men. His demonstrations include basic structure comparisons of different ethnicities, techniques for modifying expressions, the mechanics of the aging process and facial weight distribution for heavy-set men. In addition, he completes one bust of a man including hair and clothing.