| The very first artist probably used a stick to create the first drawing. Although sticks are great tools for many purposes, they are somewhat limited in their versatility as an art tool. From that early time until today, artists have searched to find better tools and media to create their art. This search has taken artists through cave paintings, to frescos, to oil paintings, to airbrushes, and finally, to digital art.
The tool for the digital artist is the computer. For many artists the computer is the ultimate art tool. This is probably due to the versatility and flexibility of the computer. No other art tool has the breadth and depth of possibilities.
This book takes a look at the creation of digital art. It is designed to help the artist achieve mastery over the media, and it covers both 2D and 3D art creation. The first half of the book shows you how to create great 2D artwork and paintings. The second half of the book explores digital art creation with the use of 3D art tools. |
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 HP Network Node Manager 9: Getting Started
This book guides you through the whole network monitoring implementation process. It covers all NNMi features and gives you hints to adapt this management software to your specific needs. It also describes how to use built-in features and adapt them in the most efficient way. It stitches the gap between technical personnel and management,... | | Stem Cells And Myocardial Regeneration (Contemporary Cardiology)
Over the past 5 years there has been great excitement and controversy in the scientific, financial, and lay literature for the potential of stem cell-based strategies for the prev- tion and treatment of chronic heart failure (CHF). Not that long ago we believed we were born with a set number of cardiac myocytes and that once damaged there was... | | Computer Vision: A Modern Approach (2nd Edition)
Computer vision as a field is an intellectual frontier. Like any frontier, it is
exciting and disorganized, and there is often no reliable authority to appeal to.
Many useful ideas have no theoretical grounding, and some theories are useless
in practice; developed areas are widely scattered, and ... |
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