Tag Archive for 'color'

Monster Monday: Monkey Bat

Published on November 10, 2008 in cartooning. 0 Comments Tags: cartoon, character, color, creature, drawing, george coghill, goon, graphics tablet, monster, Monster Monday, Photoshop, sketch, Wacom.

Monkey Bat at Monster Monday

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Monster Monday: Goblin (Green)

Published on November 7, 2008 in cartooning. 0 Comments Tags: cartoon, character, color, creature, drawing, george coghill, goon, graphics tablet, monster, Monster Monday, Photoshop, sketch, Wacom.

Green Goblin at Monster Monday

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Monster Monday: Blue Beast

Published on November 6, 2008 in cartooning. 2 Comments Tags: art, blue, cartoon, character, color, creature, demon, devil, drawing, george coghill, goon, graphics tablet, monster, Monster Monday, Photoshop, sketch, Wacom.

Cartoon drawing of a blue devil/demon I drew up for Monster Monday.

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Free ‘Flatting’ Photoshop Plugin For Comic Artists

Published on July 30, 2008 in productivity, resources and tools. 3 Comments Tags: Adobe Photoshop, art, artist, cartoon, cartooning, color, comic, CS3, free, Mac, Photoshop, plugin, vector.

Just stumbled across these handy – and free – Photoshop plugins which should be a huge time-saver for comic artists who ink & color their pages in Photoshop. A process also known as ‘flatting’.

These have to be a huge productivity booster to any artist working with coloring line art in Photoshop, not just comic book artists and the like.

I can already envision many applications for these in my workflow, even though I am primarily a vector artist.

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Color Blindness Software Tools for Artists

Published on October 12, 2007 in software and tools. 1 Comment Tags: art, artist, calibration, CMYK, color, color theory, design, free, freeware, graphic design, graphics, Mac, Mac OS X, OS X, resources, software, tool, web, web design.

Color blindness screenshot Just stumbled across these handy Mac OS X software applications to help designers and artists simulate the effects of color blindness on-screen: Sim Daltonism and Color Oracle.

Sim Daltonism works as a floating palette which converts an area under your mouse cursor to the selected type of color blindness — it works similar to the Apple Digital Color Meter sampling utility. There are 8 different types of color blindness to test. Color Oracle works as a menubar item which converts the entire monitor to the selected mode of color blindness, but only offers the three most common forms.

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