Post by Michael D. Nicola on Apr 19, 2007 19:09:26 GMT -5
TITLE: Photoshop and marker paper full colour renderings
MEDIA: Adobe Photoshop CS2 for digital rendering; Borden & Riley marker pad, Charpak AD markers, Prismacolor Verithin hard lead coloured pencils, Prismacolor soft lead coloured pencils, and Prismacolor Nupastels for hand rendering; newsprint paper, black Prismacolor Verithin hard lead colour pencils, and black Prsmacolor soft lead coloured pencils for line drawing.
NOTES: A side view drawing used to demonstrate the principles and techniques taught throughout the course, but using Adobe Photoshop software to create the final rendering. Then, comparing the Photoshop rendering to a hand-rendered version, which was competed prior to seeing the completed digital rendering. Photoshop rendering conducted by Mr. Emre Husmen; hand-drawn rendering conducted by yours truly, Michael Nicola.
I don't think I could ever thank Emre enough for conducting this Photoshop demo for us. I know for a fact that I learned more during this demo than I could have ever learned on my own. And judging by the overwhelmingly positive feedback - and not one but two rounds of applause from those in attendance - I'm absolutely certain that everyone else walked away from that demo with a new found respect for not only Photoshop, but also Emre Husmen's skills.
Thank you very much Emre, for a truly increadible experience!!!
Original Sketch
Photoshop Renderings
Hand Rendering
P.S. I'd also like to take this opportunity to thank Sean Cardiff for lending us his Gateway laptop for this demonstration. Thanks Sean!
MEDIA: Adobe Photoshop CS2 for digital rendering; Borden & Riley marker pad, Charpak AD markers, Prismacolor Verithin hard lead coloured pencils, Prismacolor soft lead coloured pencils, and Prismacolor Nupastels for hand rendering; newsprint paper, black Prismacolor Verithin hard lead colour pencils, and black Prsmacolor soft lead coloured pencils for line drawing.
NOTES: A side view drawing used to demonstrate the principles and techniques taught throughout the course, but using Adobe Photoshop software to create the final rendering. Then, comparing the Photoshop rendering to a hand-rendered version, which was competed prior to seeing the completed digital rendering. Photoshop rendering conducted by Mr. Emre Husmen; hand-drawn rendering conducted by yours truly, Michael Nicola.
I don't think I could ever thank Emre enough for conducting this Photoshop demo for us. I know for a fact that I learned more during this demo than I could have ever learned on my own. And judging by the overwhelmingly positive feedback - and not one but two rounds of applause from those in attendance - I'm absolutely certain that everyone else walked away from that demo with a new found respect for not only Photoshop, but also Emre Husmen's skills.
Thank you very much Emre, for a truly increadible experience!!!
Original Sketch
Photoshop Renderings
Hand Rendering
P.S. I'd also like to take this opportunity to thank Sean Cardiff for lending us his Gateway laptop for this demonstration. Thanks Sean!