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 | | Artist's Digital Photo Reference - Landscapes by Gary Green, Bart Rulon, Buddy Scalera (Technical Editor) ISBN-10: 9781581809015 ISBN-10: 1-58180-901-8 ISBN-13: 9781581809015 ISBN-13: 978-1-58180-901-5 Hardcover 2006-11-03 North Light Books Find Lowest Price |
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Product Description "Include a CD-ROM with 1,000 Color Photos of Beautiful, Ready-To-Paint Landscapes Interactive, customizable format allows artists to create the landscape of their choice Features a helpful book with photography instructions and 15 step-by-step painting demonstrations Next to the great outdoors, the best source of inspiration for landscape artists is a vivid, stirring photograph of the wonders of nature. In Artist's Digital Photo Reference: Landscapes, readers will find a wide selection of photos of popular subjects including mountains, oceans and trees, along with suggestions on how to paint from photos and an introduction to the art of photography. With this guide, readers can get close to nature without ever leaving home!" | ||
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Perfect for Oil Painting This book/photo media is perfect to create oil paintings. Included in this book is a handful (various media) demonstration as well. The ability to use these files as detail reference is wonderful. I send the files to be printed to scale of my painting by sending a quick photo file to Walmart or where ever and printing LARGER. Therefore my source material and canvas are the same dimensions. This helps me proportionally and allows me to PAINT... and tinker with moods, details, and color palette. WOW, this is a great tool for many types of artists. And then I tuck the source photo behind the canvas itself so that at a later date, I can always review my interpretation of the scene. WOW, a great tool. I have been able to focus on my craft... | ||
Great CD, so-so book The CD that comes with this book is great. It has lots of hi-res photos, organized by category. I was less impressed with the example projects in the book. Load these photos into Photoshop, and go crazy! | ||