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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.51
EAN: 9781581809923
ISBN: 1581809921
Label: Impact
Manufacturer: Impact
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 160
Publication Date: March 03, 2008
Publisher: Impact
Sales Rank: 15523
Studio: Impact
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Book Description:
This exciting and complete instructional package starts with the basics and progresses through step-by-step demos that take readers from line art to full, awe-inspiring color. Readers will get instruction on equipment, scanning, setting up pages, color theory, flatting, rendering, special effects, color holds, color separations, and even details on the business of becoming a professional colorist. The CD-ROM includes Photoshop tools and actions that artists can use to streamline their coloring work, plus sample Photoshop files so that readers can work along with the demonstrations.
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There are few books in my life that I can truthfully say came at the right time. Hi-Fi Color For Comics: Digital Techniques for Professional Results is that book for me.
I have been a Photoshop user for about 14 years. From the begining my purpose in using Photoshop was to color comic books. I have used it for many other thing over the years, but I keep coming back to the inevitalbe truth that all I want to do is color comic books.
In the last 14 years I have for the most ... Read More
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This is a great book. When I wanted to learn about computer coloring back in '95, I had the pleasure of corresponding with or talking directly to two influential individuals in the industry. The first was Brandon Petterson and the second was Brian Miller. After finding out that he was from my neck of the woods (the midwest-St. Louis to be exact), we had a very pleasant conversation at Wizard World Chicago.
The Millers touch on so many points, from hardware and software to the coloring ... Read More
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I was searching for something like this for the class I teach and this fit the bill perfectly. Loved the scripts, brushes and actions on the CD!. The information on rendering is excellent.
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I'm hard pressed to find anything wrong with this book. The lessons are thorough and well put together in my opinion. It's the first book that showed me what can be done in "Screen Mode" for gradients and brushes. This book also goes into steps for the fundamentals of rendering a figure or background scene(knowing the basic shapes in a scene or figure). For anyone new to coloring comics...this book will not waste your time if you give yourself time to practice.
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This is a GOOD Book!!
No a GREAT book on HOW to color comics, line art etc.
It addresses the mechanical, production and well as asthetic side of
rendering and coloring sequential art.
The chapters are laid out in an effecient manner.
And make lots of sense in the way the subjects and
areas of concentration are sequentially laid out.
The only problem I'm having is gettig a handle on
the "Color Holds" section of the book.
But the CD ... Read More
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