This is a free program for that:
http://www.download.com/Deep-Paint/3000-鈥?/a>
If you are wanting to use a photo as a guide to actually paint a picture using paints and canvass, try this one:
http://www.mxac.com.au/oilpaint.htmFrom which software can I make a digital picture intoo an oil paint picture?
Perfectly and freely you can use Paint.NET
good luck.From which software can I make a digital picture intoo an oil paint picture?
';Paint shop pro'; is a good program for doing all kinds of things textures etc. also I saw a free one called ';artweaver';. You can google these names for more info.
Use Adobe Photoshop, it'll not only give you oil-paint look to your picture... it's capable of turning it into hundred other forms too, like : water shades, lighting effects, lense glares, glass trend, polarizing effect, graphic-pen, mosaics, gradient specification ... %26amp; thousands of other features.
Thursday, February 18, 2010
How can i find free tutorials on concept art digital and oil painting?
im starting to paint in oils i've only done some acrylics projects before but oils are kinda tricky specially drying and blending.How can i find free tutorials on concept art digital and oil painting?
Type ' tutorials on concept art digital and oil painting ' into the search bar in the upper portion of the screen and click 'web search', 179,000 results that look pretty relevant will pop up for you to explore.How can i find free tutorials on concept art digital and oil painting?
oils do take a while to dry, usally 3-8 days
here is a good tutorial about the flemish technique:
http://www.1art.com/tips.htmemo myspace
Type ' tutorials on concept art digital and oil painting ' into the search bar in the upper portion of the screen and click 'web search', 179,000 results that look pretty relevant will pop up for you to explore.How can i find free tutorials on concept art digital and oil painting?
oils do take a while to dry, usally 3-8 days
here is a good tutorial about the flemish technique:
http://www.1art.com/tips.htm
Does anyone know a company that sells a machine that paints from digital files to oil on canvas?
There are many service bureaus that print to canvas with large, ink-jet plotters, but I know of no one who has a device that applies oil paints to canvas.Does anyone know a company that sells a machine that paints from digital files to oil on canvas?
you may mean giclee. this takes digital file and prints it on canvas. It looks like an oil if it is finished with brushstroked varnish. Your local reprographic store can show you theirs, an will do it for you. You can go online and get other vendors who do this. buying your own machine is really pricey. it costs about $100 or so for about 40'; canvas.
you may mean giclee. this takes digital file and prints it on canvas. It looks like an oil if it is finished with brushstroked varnish. Your local reprographic store can show you theirs, an will do it for you. You can go online and get other vendors who do this. buying your own machine is really pricey. it costs about $100 or so for about 40'; canvas.
Is it possible to turn a watercolour painting into digital art?
I painted this:
http://i820.photobucket.com/albums/zz121/xthegingeronex/Photo002.jpg
But is it possible to turn it into something like this:
http://dragonflysly.deviantart.com/art/My-Name-Is-Pumkin-150154606
And how would you go about doing it?Is it possible to turn a watercolour painting into digital art?
Sure you can! It will be more difficult to do it traditionally than digitally but it can be done. Fist off I would say decide on your main light source. At the moment it seems as if you are undecided where the light is coming from. You have a clear blue sky in the background which would make me think that the light is coming from that direction. So every thing that is closest to the sky like the cave floor, the right side of your green ball and the stalactites should all have light shining on them from the right side. And everything that is blocked from view from the sun should be slightly darker.
When I do this I usually go dark to light, shading to highlights. This is just they way I have found to be easiest for me.
Once you have a solid lighting source everything will start to fall into place from there. The harder objects to do this with will be the stalagmites, the green ball base, and the green ball. the will only be harder because they are more cylindrical. Try going to Deviantart.com and type in ';shading cones'; and ';spheres';. Plenty of resources should come up to help you really get those shapes perfect. =)
haha hope this helps.
http://i820.photobucket.com/albums/zz121/xthegingeronex/Photo002.jpg
But is it possible to turn it into something like this:
http://dragonflysly.deviantart.com/art/My-Name-Is-Pumkin-150154606
And how would you go about doing it?Is it possible to turn a watercolour painting into digital art?
Sure you can! It will be more difficult to do it traditionally than digitally but it can be done. Fist off I would say decide on your main light source. At the moment it seems as if you are undecided where the light is coming from. You have a clear blue sky in the background which would make me think that the light is coming from that direction. So every thing that is closest to the sky like the cave floor, the right side of your green ball and the stalactites should all have light shining on them from the right side. And everything that is blocked from view from the sun should be slightly darker.
When I do this I usually go dark to light, shading to highlights. This is just they way I have found to be easiest for me.
Once you have a solid lighting source everything will start to fall into place from there. The harder objects to do this with will be the stalagmites, the green ball base, and the green ball. the will only be harder because they are more cylindrical. Try going to Deviantart.com and type in ';shading cones'; and ';spheres';. Plenty of resources should come up to help you really get those shapes perfect. =)
haha hope this helps.
What is the best tablet for digital art/painting (photoshop)?
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I'm thinking of getting a new tablet.
Can you recommend me one.What is the best tablet for digital art/painting (photoshop)?
any tablet made by wacom all of their tablets are professional quality i have the wacom bamboo it works great it depends on what your budget is cause wacom tablets range from $79.99 thats the bamboo to $2,199.99 so whatever is in your price range i would start with the bamboo then get a different one if you get really serious with what your doing
I'm thinking of getting a new tablet.
Can you recommend me one.What is the best tablet for digital art/painting (photoshop)?
any tablet made by wacom all of their tablets are professional quality i have the wacom bamboo it works great it depends on what your budget is cause wacom tablets range from $79.99 thats the bamboo to $2,199.99 so whatever is in your price range i would start with the bamboo then get a different one if you get really serious with what your doing
What is the best Tablet PC for digital painting?
his I'm digital painting and want to get tablet pc, but I don't know what are the best tablet Pc that would allow me to run photoshop and still have pen pressure sensitiveWhat is the best Tablet PC for digital painting?
I can't tell you for sure what the best is- but I'll tell you my experience with my tablet pc.
It's a Fujitsu Lifebook
It's pressure sensitive, but I had to get the tech support people to steer me to a waccom driver to make it work.
I mostly use it for Corel Paint, but I don't see why it couldn't handle photoshop.
I really like it- it's lightweight and has a feature that can transcribe writing into typed words.
The three drawbacks-
1. Like many notebooks, you can't read the monitor outdoors. (I believe they have a fancier version that bypasses the problem)
2. Medium- short battery life- when I'm running Corel Paint it only lasts a few hours.
3. It gets quite warm. Not a problem if it's a desk or table.
I hope this helps.What is the best Tablet PC for digital painting?
As a professional artist I've been using the 6x8 Wacom Intuos for the last ten years. I have four friends who are also professional artists and they too use the Wacom Intuos. we all use the 6x8 except for one. He uses the 4x5 and says it's satisfactory. We all agree there is no need to spend more for the largest size. The pressure sensitivity of the stylus (or pen) can be adjusted to your liking.
It's the only one we've all ever used so I can't honestly say if there is another model or brand that is in some way better but I don't see any reason to look elsewhere and neither does anyone I know. It's a GREAT tool!!!!!!!! Good luck!
try the wacom tablet pc thats what i use. http://www.wacom.com/
i don't know what your price range is but you should try to get the Cintiq 21UX : hen you're using a Cintiq you work with the pen directly on the screen. This empowers you to take advantage of your natural hand-eye coordination to work more quickly and intuitively in any software application. There is little or no learning curve because of this natural ';pen-on-paper'; work approach.
there is also many other cheaper tablets you can buy .
hope this helps.
I can't tell you for sure what the best is- but I'll tell you my experience with my tablet pc.
It's a Fujitsu Lifebook
It's pressure sensitive, but I had to get the tech support people to steer me to a waccom driver to make it work.
I mostly use it for Corel Paint, but I don't see why it couldn't handle photoshop.
I really like it- it's lightweight and has a feature that can transcribe writing into typed words.
The three drawbacks-
1. Like many notebooks, you can't read the monitor outdoors. (I believe they have a fancier version that bypasses the problem)
2. Medium- short battery life- when I'm running Corel Paint it only lasts a few hours.
3. It gets quite warm. Not a problem if it's a desk or table.
I hope this helps.What is the best Tablet PC for digital painting?
As a professional artist I've been using the 6x8 Wacom Intuos for the last ten years. I have four friends who are also professional artists and they too use the Wacom Intuos. we all use the 6x8 except for one. He uses the 4x5 and says it's satisfactory. We all agree there is no need to spend more for the largest size. The pressure sensitivity of the stylus (or pen) can be adjusted to your liking.
It's the only one we've all ever used so I can't honestly say if there is another model or brand that is in some way better but I don't see any reason to look elsewhere and neither does anyone I know. It's a GREAT tool!!!!!!!! Good luck!
try the wacom tablet pc thats what i use. http://www.wacom.com/
i don't know what your price range is but you should try to get the Cintiq 21UX : hen you're using a Cintiq you work with the pen directly on the screen. This empowers you to take advantage of your natural hand-eye coordination to work more quickly and intuitively in any software application. There is little or no learning curve because of this natural ';pen-on-paper'; work approach.
there is also many other cheaper tablets you can buy .
hope this helps.
Image editing and digital painting for Mac?
Can anyone recommend an image editing and digital painting program that is SIMILAR TO PAINTSTAR and available for use on Macintosh computers? I know that there are things like Corel Painter and Photoshop. That's not what I'm looking for.Image editing and digital painting for Mac?
http://www.inkscape.org/download/?lang=e鈥?/a>
It is perfect, just like Photoshop, and easier to use.
http://www.inkscape.org/download/?lang=e鈥?/a>
Choose according to what type of OSX you have. Good Luck :)
and..
lucky, you have a mac!
http://www.inkscape.org/download/?lang=e鈥?/a>
It is perfect, just like Photoshop, and easier to use.
http://www.inkscape.org/download/?lang=e鈥?/a>
Choose according to what type of OSX you have. Good Luck :)
and..
lucky, you have a mac!
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