Digital Art

One of the prerogatives most popular nowadays is the ability to create images and computer illustrations. The continuous growth of technology has pushed the artists to keep pace with the times to study and knowledge of programs such as Photoshop, Illustrator, Painter and related graphics suite.

In 2010, I believe we need to know how to work and create digitally, albeit using modern technology exclusively to complement and support and never as a solution unto itself. Otherwise, intervention would lose meaning and artistic depth and capabilities emerge just by technical programmers or graphic works.

This type of professional is widespread in large companies, where the graph is simply a technical executor, dependent on actual creative guide him step by step. In contrast, small companies, often these tasks are covered by a single employee. In the latter case one can speak of an intervention is absolutely ingenious and artistic talents.

This is what I normally do when I paint or create digital, starting with a basic idea from a sketch and integrating both into a composition that is then processed and graphically depicted on the computer using a graphics tablet (if you want get painterly effects more obvious) or directly using the default tools for the various programs listed above (when I get sharper colors as those of Japanese cartoons). For this type of process, I will as soon as action at hand, explaining the steps in detail.