Meet some of the finest digital 2D and 3D artists working in the industry today, from Patrick Beaulieu, Philip Straub, Benita Winckler, Alessandro Baldasseroni to Khalid Al Muharraqi, Marcel Baumann and Marek Denko and see how they work. More than just a gallery book – in Digital Arts Masters each artist has written a breakdown overview, with supporting imagery of how they made their piece of work. With Digital Arts Masters you’ll understand the artists’ thought process and discover the tips, tricks and techniques which really work.
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27 reviews for Digital Art Masters: Volume 2 (Digital Art Masters Series)
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Rodrigues –
Même si les textes sont en anglais (pas mon fort), je voulais acquérir ce livre de la collection “Digital Art Masters”. C’est un livre de toute beauté. Les photos et images sont superbes.
A recommander sans problème.
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LAWRENCE BLOOMBERG –
The book was ok, this particular eddition Didn’t appeal to me. I think I’ll sell it to Amazon.
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Francisco Hernandez T –
Digital Art Masters Series has always been a fascination for me, and now that i’ve had the chance to actually look through the pages of this awesome book (and Vol.3 as well) i can honestly say it was worth the wait!
More than a how to, these books focus on the overall process for artists to create their pieces. Their inspirations, their work flow, their tips & tricks to come up with unique and original ideas that have never been seen before or how they can transform something old into something completely new.
This is a great buy on its own but if you have the money, buy both Vols, you won’t regret it.
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Chad Dresbach –
I… ‘continues’ or ‘pre-disposes’ – whatever – the other volumes in the collection. High quality repro. of interesting, engaging imagery. Some discussion (from some creators) as to technique and image-building. Basically: if you’re trying to train yourself, this would be a BIG asset, and if you’re in a school and trying o track resources for your students this is VERY pertinent and inspirational. Buy it.
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Reader Extraordinaire –
Merchandise arrived as described in a timely manner.
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Gaye Swan –
He loved it. Has so much knowledge in it to help him with his graphics. Has bought all the other volumes now.
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Karlen Tam –
The work done in this book is truly done by digital art masters. This volume includes a mix of both 3D and digital paintings, though more works being done with 3D (But since the book was published from 3D Total, this is understandable). For each of the showcased artworks, there is detailed information about how to achieve certain effects, which is very valuable for any 3D artist. Each artist has their own way of going about a project and it is great to be able to what and how they are thinking during each part of the process. There are also great images that show the wireframes, texture maps, and each of the rendering passes that were composited into the final images. Likewise for digital paintings, there are sketches and the artist also talks about the design decisions that led to the final image. Overall, it’s great inspiration for aspiring artists because once you know how it’s done, you know it’s not impossible.
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Aydee Elizondo Martinez –
Good book
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Shaun M. Gentry –
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Mountain Man –
This book was purchased for my daughter, an art major. She has looked at it in detail and determined that it doesn’t quite serve her purposes. She is interested in game design and felt that there was a limited amount of examples. She did agree that there are many outstanding pieces of digital art in the book, just not what she needs.
I’ve looked at it as well and noticed many examples of the steps the artists took to construct their images. Also, it’s an international group. I’m fairly up on the major digital artists, but I didn’t recognise any of the names, which shows the level of talent out there. If you’re a digital artist, I’d recommend this for your library
Rodrigues –
Même si les textes sont en anglais (pas mon fort), je voulais acquérir ce livre de la collection “Digital Art Masters”.
C’est un livre de toute beauté. Les photos et images sont superbes.
A recommander sans problème.
LAWRENCE BLOOMBERG –
The book was ok, this particular eddition Didn’t appeal to me. I think I’ll sell it to Amazon.
Francisco Hernandez T –
Digital Art Masters Series has always been a fascination for me, and now that i’ve had the chance to actually look through the pages of this awesome book (and Vol.3 as well) i can honestly say it was worth the wait!
More than a how to, these books focus on the overall process for artists to create their pieces. Their inspirations, their work flow, their tips & tricks to come up with unique and original ideas that have never been seen before or how they can transform something old into something completely new.
This is a great buy on its own but if you have the money, buy both Vols, you won’t regret it.
Chad Dresbach –
I… ‘continues’ or ‘pre-disposes’ – whatever – the other volumes in the collection. High quality repro. of interesting, engaging imagery. Some discussion (from some creators) as to technique and image-building. Basically: if you’re trying to train yourself, this would be a BIG asset, and if you’re in a school and trying o track resources for your students this is VERY pertinent and inspirational. Buy it.
Reader Extraordinaire –
Merchandise arrived as described in a timely manner.
Gaye Swan –
He loved it. Has so much knowledge in it to help him with his graphics. Has bought all the other volumes now.
Karlen Tam –
The work done in this book is truly done by digital art masters. This volume includes a mix of both 3D and digital paintings, though more works being done with 3D (But since the book was published from 3D Total, this is understandable). For each of the showcased artworks, there is detailed information about how to achieve certain effects, which is very valuable for any 3D artist. Each artist has their own way of going about a project and it is great to be able to what and how they are thinking during each part of the process. There are also great images that show the wireframes, texture maps, and each of the rendering passes that were composited into the final images. Likewise for digital paintings, there are sketches and the artist also talks about the design decisions that led to the final image. Overall, it’s great inspiration for aspiring artists because once you know how it’s done, you know it’s not impossible.
Aydee Elizondo Martinez –
Good book
Shaun M. Gentry –
Awesome!
Mountain Man –
This book was purchased for my daughter, an art major. She has looked at it in detail and determined that it doesn’t quite serve her purposes. She is interested in game design and felt that there was a limited amount of examples. She did agree that there are many outstanding pieces of digital art in the book, just not what she needs.
I’ve looked at it as well and noticed many examples of the steps the artists took to construct their images. Also, it’s an international group. I’m fairly up on the major digital artists, but I didn’t recognise any of the names, which shows the level of talent out there. If you’re a digital artist, I’d recommend this for your library