The Artist’s Bundle

Contains both Artist’s Eye Courses and both Color Lookup Tables. a $119 value!

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Take your artistry to a whole new level!

Artistic inspiration awaits. Follow right along with me and make the following images.

The Subtractive Process

We will remove our subject matter from its background and place it in a graphic environment. Here we will discuss the effects of color on our images using the principles of Color Theory.

The Additive Process

Starting from single photograph, we will add a series of adjustments and textures to take a lifeless photo and turn it into a piece of artwork.

The Build Up Composite

Using the principles of the Additive and Subtractive lessons we will build our Artistic Vision and create a stunning final composite image.

Learn valuable techniques that you can use to tap into the artist that lies within you.

Create custom brushes from anything.

Take your textures to another level.

What others are saying about the course

…Interesting twist, though, for the first time ever I’m looking more forward to the post-processing of these images upon my return than to the actual capture. It’s new territory in my evolution. When we first started corresponding, you’d suggested that may likely happen. Damn you! I’m no longer a photographer. I’m an Artist (with a capital A!)…It’s been money and time well invested.

Fox Creek Photographic

“Thank you so much for providing an explanation of how and when to use textures. I will be working on the grunge part later. When I bring a texture into ACR- I change the settings according to the photo I am adding the texture too. So many possibilities!”

Don

“I learned that there are always subjects around us, worth catching. Best is trying to think before the click. But even revisiting the pictures is fun. Once again you’ve affected my way of thinking. Sensei you rock.”

Raymond

Gain some artistic inspirational words, follow right along and learn how to create these images

The Additive Process

Starting from a blank canvas in Photoshop we will make a digital painting. We will be using the principles of composition to make a compelling, from scratch, work of art!

The Subtractive Process

The next process we will cover is the subtractive process. Starting with a portrait we will remove the distractions and replace them with ethereal artistic elements.

The Build Up Composite

Using the principles of the Additive and Subtractive lessons we will build “The Artist’s Eye” composite from a photograph and hand made elements in Photoshop.

Learn how to make highly effective Custom Brushes from anything!

What is The Artist’s Bundle?

What is included in the Artist's Bundle

The Artist’s Eye: The Intro to the Artistry

There are 5 videos included in this video training package.
Each video is between 15 and 40 minutes in length
Total run-time: 2 Hours 22 Minutes

The Introduction
The Additive Process
Making Custom Brushes in Photoshop
The Subtractive Process
The Making of the Artist’s Eye

The Artist’s Eye: A Closer Look

There are 6 videos included in this video training package.
Each video is between 15 and 35 minutes in length
Total run-time: 1 Hours 53 Minutes

Thinking Like an Artist
The Analysis of Artistic Opportunity
The Subtractive Process
The Making of Grunge Layers from Textures
The Additive Process
The Final Composite

Color Lookup Tables

Each Package Contains:

10 Pre-loaded Color Lookup Tables to use.
1 Advanced Video using Lookup Tables

Program Requirements

The whole course is conducted in Photoshop and one part uses a Tone Mapped image made in Photomatix. However, do not stress if you do not own Photomatix. The tone mapped image is provided for your use during the course.

This is a HUGE Download!

Please be patient, these are very large downloads @ ~1.5 Gigabytes per course. It is highly recommended that you use one of the following browsers to download the file:

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A Plethora of Extras Included

There are plenty of extras included the course. All of the follow along images are provided as well as a border, 13 Textures, and 14 Grunge layers.

Textures Grunges

Two Packed Packages!

These Color Lookup packages come complete with Color Tables you can load and start using today. You’ll also receive an advanced look at Color Tables showing you how to seamlessly incorporate them into your workflow.

Each Package Contains:

10 Pre-loaded Color Lookup Tables to use.
1 Advanced Video using Lookup Tables

Minutes of Video Content

Awesome Presets

What exactly are Color Lookup Tables?

Cinematic Look They are kind of like Lightroom Presets but way cooler! They are essentially presets that work across many platforms as they are saved as ICC Color Profiles. This means you can create looks in Photoshop and then export them as ICC Profiles and use them anywhere ICC Profiles are used for effects.

Isn’t that like an Action Blake?

Not really an Action can only be used in Photoshop and cannot work across many platforms. Actions can also be clunky in how they operate during your layered workflow. Color Lookup Tables are found in the Adjustment Layers and can be applied with a simple click of a button.

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About the Color Lookup Table Collections

These collections include more than just a couple of presets. Included in these collections are 10 custom Color Lookup tables that I have created for your use on any photo or video you see fit for them. They are great for one click fixes to make exciting artistic looks, but it doesn’t stop there. I can’t just package up some presets and set you out the door that is not my style!

There is also an Advanced Tutorial that shows you how to use these Color Lookup Tables in your workflow and make several more Tables from the ones in these collections. I guess it’s like upcycling? Not sure if that is a word, but you will understand it after you watch the Advanced Tutorial.

What you will learn along with the Presets:

What are Color Lookup Tables?
Where can they be used?
How do I use them in my Workflow?
How can I make my own?
How can I load them into Photoshop?
How can I make them readily accessible in Photoshop?