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The human eye perceives objects in a scene in order of contrast. Tone color and glazing are used to establish this visual hierarchy in your art. Join award-winning illustrator and Rhode Island School of Design professor Mary Jane Begin back in her studio as she discusses tricks to achieve visual hierarchy.
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Take a look over the shoulder of an artist at work. Mary Jane Begin an award-winning illustrator and Rhode Island School of Design professor sits down at the drawing board and explains how complementary colors?colors on opposite sides of the color wheel?can make your art illustrations and designs more compelling and vibrant.
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Mary Jane Begin is back with more from the Artist at Work series. This installment focuses on adding texture to your imagery?visual texture that breaks up repetitive strokes and static blocks of color?with pattern color light and a variety of brush strokes.
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Digital photos shot at high ISO speeds often suffer from noise. And all digital photos have a slight softness due to the nature of imaging sensors
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In this course the first in a series dedicated to creative portrait adjustments Chris Orwig shows how to swap out the background of a portrait with something new.
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Since the beginning of the photographic art form photographers have been searching for clearer and sharper images.
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In this collection of lessons we will focus on creating isometric pixel art in Photoshop. Well get started by learning what isometric projection is and how it is created using pixel art.
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