3D Photoshop for Creative Professionals Interactive Guide for Creating 3D Art

Photoshop is the cornerstone of the graphics industry and understanding its 3D capabilities is becoming a requirement for graphic designers, photographers, and creatives alike. Starting with the fundamental tools and ending with advanced resources, Adobe Community Professional Stephen Burns guides you with a clear voice and creative exercises that encourage you to work as you read. Accompanied by a free app that includes video tutorials, interactive models to compare your activity work from the book against, and on-going updates about the latest Photoshopreleases, this book will elevate your art off the page and into a new world of possibilities. (The app is available for the iPad and iPhone in the iTunes App Store, and Android users can find it through Google Play. Just search for 3D Photoshop on either of these platforms and download it to your device.)

Acknowledgement Dedication About the App Foreword by Bert Monroy Introduction Chapter 1: 3D Interface Overview Chapter 2: 3D Lighting Chapter 3: Simple 3D Modeling Chapter 4: Sophisticated 3D Modeling Chapter 5: 3D Texturing Chapter 6: Creative 3D Lighting Chapter 7: Creating a Planetary Scene Chapter 8: 3D & Video Integration Chapter 9: Importing Third Party 3D Objects Chapter 10: 3D Text Chapter 11: Starship Battle Scene Chapter 12: 3D Printing

Stephen Burns (www.chromeallusion.com) is a digital artist and an ACP (Adobe Community Professional) and has taught digital creativity internationally. He is also the president of the San Diego Photoshop User Group which is currently the largest Adobe Photoshop user group in the USA.He is a guest writer for a number of magazines including Photoshop User Magazine,andis also the author of several books, such as Photoshop CS5 Trickery & FX and The Art Of Poserand Photoshop.He has been a corporate instructor and lecturer in the application of digital art and design for the past 15 years internationally. He also exhibits digital fine art around the world at galleries such as the Durban Art Museum in South Africa, the Citizens Gallery in Yokahama, Japan and theCECUT Museum Of Mexico.