I made a mistake about Illustration Friday. I thought that your entry always had the same number, but it looks like the new ones go on top and get higher numbers when more have been added after them. So there is no need to put your number in your entry, I'm going to have to just look for them.
Sorry about that.
Thursday, January 24, 2008
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
How To Display the Master Copy...
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Due on Tuesday Jan 29th
Have your Master Copy uploaded to your blog before class at 6:00pm.
Also, upload your Illustration Friday piece to the Illustration Friday site by Thursday night. After you have linked it, edit your entry and put what number you are at the end.
Finally, be thinking of a demo that you can do for the class. Something that you have figured out in the program that looks nice or something helpful.
Good luck, I look forward to seeing your work.
Also, upload your Illustration Friday piece to the Illustration Friday site by Thursday night. After you have linked it, edit your entry and put what number you are at the end.
Finally, be thinking of a demo that you can do for the class. Something that you have figured out in the program that looks nice or something helpful.
Good luck, I look forward to seeing your work.
Painter Tutorials
Here is a bunch of links to some video Painter tutorials:
Painter Tutorials on Wikivid
And here are some links to some written tutorials:
Corel Painter 8 Tutorials
Painter Tutorials on Wikivid
And here are some links to some written tutorials:
Corel Painter 8 Tutorials
Internet Helps
Here are a few Painter helps that I have found on the internet.
1. Painter "Keys"...
M = Magnifier
G = Grabber
E = Rotate Page
"." = Perspective (that's a period)
C = Crop
L = Lasso
W = Magic Wand
P = Pen
Q = Quick Curve
I = Rectangular Shape
J = Oval Shape
B = Brush (Freehand)
V = Brush (Straight Lines - not represented by a separate icon in the Tools palette.)
K = Paint Bucket
D = Dropper
R = Rectangular Selection
O = Oval Selection
F = Layer Adjuster
S = Selection Adjuster
H = Shape Selection
T = Text
Z = Scissors
A = Add Point
X = Remove Point
Y = Convert Point
I got this list from this ConceptArt forum.
2. "Merging" layers is called "collapsing" layers in Painter.
First select the layers you want merged by holding the "shift" key and selecting them with the mouse. Second, press "Command+G" to put them in a group. Third, press "Command+Shift+X" to collapse them.
3. Undo is the same as Photoshop "Command+Z", but redo is "Command+Y".
4. When you create a layer sometimes you can't paint on the new layer. Here is what I found out about that:
Painter X (and I assume Painter 9) has a bug that makes it appear the Preserve Transparency box is disabled when it actually is enabled (even though there's no check in the box).
Solution:
Click in the Preserve Transparency box until a checkmark appears. Then click once more to uncheck it and you should now be able to draw and paint on transparent areas of the Layer.
You'll need to do this again in each new Painter session.
I got that here.
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There are many more questions answered in this forum:
http://www.conceptart.org/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=23 at ConceptArt.org
You can sign up for the forum and ask questions yourself as well.
I just wanted to thank the people that I quoted for the helps they have provided.
1. Painter "Keys"...
M = Magnifier
G = Grabber
E = Rotate Page
"." = Perspective (that's a period)
C = Crop
L = Lasso
W = Magic Wand
P = Pen
Q = Quick Curve
I = Rectangular Shape
J = Oval Shape
B = Brush (Freehand)
V = Brush (Straight Lines - not represented by a separate icon in the Tools palette.)
K = Paint Bucket
D = Dropper
R = Rectangular Selection
O = Oval Selection
F = Layer Adjuster
S = Selection Adjuster
H = Shape Selection
T = Text
Z = Scissors
A = Add Point
X = Remove Point
Y = Convert Point
I got this list from this ConceptArt forum.
2. "Merging" layers is called "collapsing" layers in Painter.
First select the layers you want merged by holding the "shift" key and selecting them with the mouse. Second, press "Command+G" to put them in a group. Third, press "Command+Shift+X" to collapse them.
3. Undo is the same as Photoshop "Command+Z", but redo is "Command+Y".
4. When you create a layer sometimes you can't paint on the new layer. Here is what I found out about that:
Painter X (and I assume Painter 9) has a bug that makes it appear the Preserve Transparency box is disabled when it actually is enabled (even though there's no check in the box).
Solution:
Click in the Preserve Transparency box until a checkmark appears. Then click once more to uncheck it and you should now be able to draw and paint on transparent areas of the Layer.
You'll need to do this again in each new Painter session.
I got that here.
-----
There are many more questions answered in this forum:
http://www.conceptart.org/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=23 at ConceptArt.org
You can sign up for the forum and ask questions yourself as well.
I just wanted to thank the people that I quoted for the helps they have provided.
Saturday, January 19, 2008
Illustration Friday Topic
The topic this week is "Plain". Let's see if you can make something exciting for that topic.
On Tuesday please bring your Master Copy in progress and your Illustration Friday "Plain" piece in progress. We will be spending time in class working on both of them.
If you are struggling with Painter and would rather use Photoshop, you are welcome to do so. Please just explain your process to me when we are in class on Tuesday. (You can open your Photoshop files in Painter and they still have the separate layers so it's pretty easy to back and forth between the two.)
Good luck!
On Tuesday please bring your Master Copy in progress and your Illustration Friday "Plain" piece in progress. We will be spending time in class working on both of them.
If you are struggling with Painter and would rather use Photoshop, you are welcome to do so. Please just explain your process to me when we are in class on Tuesday. (You can open your Photoshop files in Painter and they still have the separate layers so it's pretty easy to back and forth between the two.)
Good luck!
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Corel Painter X: Student Edition
For everyone that is thinking about buying Painter, here is a link to the student edition with the $99 price tag.
Corel Painter X: Student Edition
Please, for Tuesday bring your in-progress master copy and at least the sketch for your Illustration Friday piece.
Thanks!
Corel Painter X: Student Edition
Please, for Tuesday bring your in-progress master copy and at least the sketch for your Illustration Friday piece.
Thanks!
Tuesday, January 8, 2008
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