Artistic Portraits: Explore Digital Photo Editing
Work the skin and the look 1
A course by Andres Marti , Artist and Designer
Joined April 2019
Joined April 2019
About the video: Work the skin and the look 1
Overview
“Next, I am going to show you how to work on the skin and the look using all the basic knowledge of advertising retouching to treat our image. We will have as references the languages of hyperrealistic painting and illustration.”
In this video lesson Andres Marti addresses the topic: Work the skin and the look 1, which is part of the Domestika online course: Artistic Portraits: Explore Digital Photo Editing. Explore collage and digital techniques to transform your images into one-of-a-kind artistic portraits using Photoshop and Camera Raw.
Partial transcription of the video
“Work the skin and the look In this lesson we are going to work on the look and the skin of our photo using hyperrealistic painting tools. Before continuing, I want to remind you that we can start naming our layers to start locating the actions we have done. Liquefy. Outline. In this lesson we are going to see the part of the skin and the look. According to the references that I am handling, there is a clear expression in illustration and Renaissance painting, where it is clear that they are always skins that go to porcelain. So, with the same tool that we have been working on, this one is f...”
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Course summary for: Artistic Portraits: Explore Digital Photo Editing
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Category
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Areas
Digital Photography, Fine-Art Photography, Photo Retouching, Photographic Lighting, Photography Post-production, Portrait Photography
Andres Marti
A course by Andres Marti
Andrés Marti is a Colombian artist and designer, cofounder and director of Comes Cake Image Lab, art director of Click Clack Hotel and drag queen from the Mis Amigas Drag collective.
In his portraits, in which collage features heavily, he mixes makeup with post-production, natural light with artificial, and real elements with digital ones. With his photographic project Otredad, he seeks to find himself by portraying other people in a melancholic and surrealist way.
His work has been exhibited in different spaces and platforms in Bogota, London, Tokyo, and Madrid.
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