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Using Bezier
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Pinar Du Pre's Art
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Final Cut Pro X vs Adobe Premiere Pro
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Bernard Bunner commented on Paul Perlow's photo
Coney Island Red
"I waited to buy filter forge prof edition since they had special offers. Often they propose -50, -60% special offers. Download the trial first, so you can make your own opinion .
In addition with Studio Artist, it's a very good package. As I…"
Coney Island Red
"Thanks, Bernard. The cartoon is based on the original art for the Coney Island Steeplechase. Only old prints that are beat up remain so I redrew it in Illustrator. Studio Artist took over after that. I have many variations on this theme. A tsunami…"
Profile Information
- What version of Studio Artist do you own?
- 3.5.2 & 4
- How do you use Studio Artist?
- I use it to emulate old print techniques (eg.chromolithography) and to extend the boundaries of photography. My use of SA as a visual storytelling process remains to be explored as well.
- About Me:
- My profession is graphics design and hand lettering. Initially I worked for Columbia Records during the Golden Age of Records. I have also had extensive experience in book design. Most of my work now is with magazine design. I also have taught design and typography for the past 20 years at the (formerly at School of Visual Arts & presently at the New York City College of Technology.)
The past few years I am much more interested in art/design for personal expression than in my commercial work. I have been taking drawing courses (academic style), sculpture, and Tibetan Thangka Painting with the idea of combining handwork with computer generated art.
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Comment Wall (34 comments)
- At 9:55am on May 21, 2007,
John Moorehead said…
- Hi Paul, thanks for the invite.
- At 9:57am on May 21, 2007,
Paul Perlow said…
- It's my Pleasure. I like your work a lot. Keep it up the good work.
- At 11:43pm on May 23, 2007,
a73x15 said…
- thak you paul!
- At 1:06pm on June 5, 2007,
John McWilliams said…
- I kinda stumbled in here, and so the larger image caught my eye, so I went through the sign up process and thought I'd say hello. I am at base level minus one!
I like what I see, so thank you.
- At 10:46am on August 10, 2007,
- Hi Ben,
Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. Thanks for your compliment. I have been working with Studio Artist for a year and half now. Except for the historical images, I take my own photos. Having a good image and preparing it before using it in SA helps a lot. I found an approach that I like and I just keep on trying different variations, sometimes adding a new brush here and there. Otherwise, like I felt at the beginning, I would be overwhelmed . There is so much to learn. I figure I would learn what I could at this level before venturing to film and animation. REpitition helps a lot as help. Keep up the good work. If you love it, your work will show it. Paul
- At 7:21am on September 11, 2007,
Frank N said… - I agree to Ben. I like your pictures too. Especially those who present that kind of irritating moment. Where one has to watch twice before figuring out that there is something wrong. That this is not a true photo, that there is something manipulated. Like in "Coney Island on My Mind" for example. How did you do that anyway? Is it done via image operation / simplify. Or did you overpaint it in a certain way?
- At 11:39am on September 12, 2007, Frank N said…
- Hi Paul, thanks for your detailed answer.
- At 5:20am on September 15, 2007,
David Kaplan said…
- hey paul - thanks for your comment. been traveling and haven't logged in for a while. would be happy to get together in NYC some time. cheers, d.
- At 10:02am on October 15, 2007, Frank N said…
- Hi Paul, it seems like you were a little annoyed. I guess by exident I asked questions about the same picture twice. Sorry, my mistake. But don't worry I don't won't you to open your bag of tricks totaly.
But a little tip here and there can be so helpful, it is just, somehow you mentioned it yourself - hours and hours of trying things out. Help might save the one or the other hour. Anyway, except of the tutorials (which are really good) we just have this forum (by the way a good moment to say thanks to John who set it up and maintains it obviously every day). Thanks again to you too.
Best, Frank
- At 8:38pm on October 15, 2007, Frank N said…
- Thanks again Paul.
Best regards, Frank.
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MAX commented on Bernard Bunner's photo
A tribute to the Beatles
"no secrets bernhard, yes I know you are very generous!
but damn! I don't remember how to play that simple beatles-lick on my oul guitar;-) "
MAX commented on Paul Tebbatt's photo
adam-and-eve-with-snake.
"for me the original:
"Temptation of Adam and Eve", Masolino c.1425. Fresco Brancacci Chapel, S. Maria del Carmine, Florence
is done in such perfect proportions, so I had never stretched this"
Bernard Bunner commented on Bernard Bunner's photo
Logos
"yes ! thanks Max.
There is no secret about it.
If someone ask me how it was made, I answer...
The 3 last posted pictures were made with fonts."
MAX commented on Bernard Bunner's photoLogos
"FYI: you can find these and other "dingbat"-fonts for free here:
http://www.dafont.com/theme.php?cat=718
once installed onto your system, you can then messing around with the textbrush-options in SA "
David Buckle commented on David Buckle's photo
Basket Shop
" Thanks for commenting. I'm sorry I don't remember the Presets I used as I did this 6 months ago. I did the colour paint work first on a layer. I then did the outline on a second layer and blend the layers. The…"
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