Speed Painting in Photoshop: Accelerate Your Creative Process

Actions in Photoshop

A course by Gabriel Gomez , Freelance Artist and Animator

98% positive reviews (191)

5,098 students

Audio: English

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About the video: Actions in Photoshop

Overview

“Here, we are going to learn about actions in photoshop, the basic idea of it and I will quickly demonstrate an example of how I use them in a painting to accelerate my process.”

In this video lesson Gabriel Gomez addresses the topic: Actions in Photoshop, which is part of the Domestika online course: Speed Painting in Photoshop: Accelerate Your Creative Process. Learn how to sketch your ideas and work efficiently to create a digital illustration from start to finish.

Partial transcription of the video

“Actions in Photoshop In this lesson I will quickly explain the basic idea of Actions and show you an example of how I use them to accelerate my painting. Now that we have our brushes, the next step, we're going to talk about Actions. To illustrate this tool, I'm going to recreate something from the first lesson of this unit. I'm going to do some backlight on some vegetation using the Actions. To illustrate that, I will do a quick basic sketch Put some background color. I pick one of the brushes I created, Let's say some moss. A bit of moss, a few of those flowers. Some garden. One orchid. A...”

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Course summary for: Speed Painting in Photoshop: Accelerate Your Creative Process

Level: Beginner
98% positive reviews (191)
5098 students
4 units
20 lessons (4h 13m)
11 downloads

Category
Illustration
Software
Adobe Photoshop
Areas
Concept Art, Digital Illustration, Digital Painting, Traditional illustration

Gabriel Gomez

A course by Gabriel Gomez

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Freelance Artist and Animator

Gabriel Gomez is a French freelance artist and animator. As a child, he was always exploring new hobbies and interests and spent years attending different art classes. He later went on to study illustration at Saint-Luc art school, where he met a community of artists and began experimenting with painting in Photoshop. Whilst studying there, he was given the opportunity to work as a background painter for The Suicide Shop and, after graduating, as head of character lighting for the movie Klaus, an experience that really kick-started his career.

Since then, he’s worked with clients including Netflix and Paramount and founded his own pre-production company, Citadel Animation. He also shares his art with over 30K followers on Instagram.