Archive for the ‘Art Software’ Category
Free 3D Art Software Program: Sculptris
Written by Timo on June 28, 2010 – 1:37 pm -Free 3D Art Software Program: Sculptris
While I am a total newb to 3D programs I have searched many times for a way that I can begin to create the imaginative creatures, people, cityscapes and landscapes in my minds eye sans photo painting.
A few years back photo manipulation was one way I was able to get that done but I was always looking for other ways to add to photshop and Corel chops in that area.
Last week Dr Eddie, a new acquaintance and teacher at Digital Art Academy sent me a post that talked about a free 3D program called Sculptris. As I mentioned I have not delved to much into Poser, Zbrush, Blender, Maya etc. The price is one thing but the learning curve is huge-much tougher than Photoshop or Painter….so, I have always bagged off.
That being said I played with Sculptris a bit and have found it to have a learning curve that I might actually be able to handle. Anywayif you have interest in that area, give it a shot and let me know what you think.
Here is the link again: Art Software Sculptris
Tags: 3D Art Software, Art Software, Scultris
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Digital Art On The Go-Best Camera Iphone Application
Written by Timo on September 28, 2009 – 2:23 pm -Digital Art is Mobile. Chase Jarvis Best Camera
Digital Art, what is the big deal about Iphone applications? Well, in my opinion it opens up a whole new arena for the arts, especially for digital artist’s. We have an interview coming shortly with the creator of the brushes app and following is a profile on a really cool application from Chase Jarvis. It is called, “The Best Camera”. I love the whole premise of this. The idea is the best camera is the one that is with you. Chase has started a whole online community of sharing. Check out his blog. I think this is very cool, to bad I live in the sticks. I think I am in the only area of the country where an Iphone wont work.
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Art Software Speed painting by Chip White House
Written by Timo on September 21, 2009 – 9:55 am -Artrage was the Art Software Used For This Digital Speedpainting.
There is a ton of art software we can use to create a digital painting, Artrage is one of them. I have seen some of Chip’s work on Deviant before and like much of it. He posts many speed paintings so we have the opportunity to see the process. His deviant site is http://cuptow555.deviantart.com/. Chip uses primarily Artrage and I think he is on a PC platform.
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Demonstration Using Free Art and Painting Software
Written by Timo on August 28, 2009 – 8:32 am -Digital Art demonstration with free art software
We have been going on about SEO and Art marketing stuff for a while now. There is still much to come about keywords, backlinks, site structure and why a CMS (content management system) like WordPress or Joomla will out perform a website most of the time. All of the time if, like me, you are a mere mortal and don’t want to take the time to be a webmaster and learn coding and all of that mess. Wrong side of the brain for me.
So, that being said here is a cool video from David Revoy. What I like is that this is produced from open source (read free) art software. We will be looking at some of these in the near future. The other thing I particularly like is the process in which David works. I learned digital painting from a variety of master painters and still am learning more chops each day. One of the things in my work-flow a bit different than some is I use what I call chaos, (Andrew Jones coined it…I think) Very similar to the “muck-up” phase of painting just a tic different. David Revoy employs chaos here as well. Don’t worry if you are not a free hand artist, you can still employ chaos in the workflow of painting from photo reference. Enjoy.
Digital painting time-lapse : Lezard from David REVOY on Vimeo.
Tags: Art Marketing, Art Software, digital painting
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