Bring your imagination to life!
Join the course and begin digitally painting today!
Do you want to learn how to digitally paint images for games and film like an industry pro? Or maybe you’re wanting to branch out and try a new painting style? In any case you’ve come to the right place.
The 'Photorealistic Digital Painting' course will show you how to create photoreal and extremely detailed paintings that will stand up as professional work. The techniques taught in this course can be translated into any program from Photoshop to Procreate. This course will enhance or give you skills in the world of digital painting - or your money back!
This course is your track to building a solid portfolio of realistic digital paintings and concept art! Whether for your own portfolio or for client work.
This course will take you from having little knowledge in how to paint realistically to creating professional paintings in as little as one week.
So what else is in it for you?
You’ll be taken from basic sketches to believable and detailed paintings, from beginner to expert
You’ll gain instant access to all of the course. You can follow along and recreate my painting or use it as inspiration to paint your own masterpiece.
The course is setup to quickly take you through step by step, the process of creating realistic paintings. It will equip you with the knowledge to create stunning images and concept art!
This all comes under one convenient easy to use platform. Plus you will get fast, friendly, responsive support on the Udemy Q&A section of the course or direct message.
I will be here for you every step of the way!
So what are you waiting for? Sign up now to start creating today!
Students will be able to paint photorealistic digital images.
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A Â C R E A T I V EI'm Austin Batchelor. I'm a working professional creative in the game industry. I work as a concept artist and freelance illustrator. I've worked in-house at an animation studio but currently, work from home. As an instructor, I strive to provide the best learning experience possible for my students by creating clear content...
Very detailed with the line drawings! Others do not show this step. It's not even a fast forward. But you show us the steps! thanks for your thoroughness!
I enjoyed this course a lot!
It is well structured and every technique is explained and shown. I especially appreciated the detailed section about light and shadows.
There are some usefult tips at the end of the course and the last video about building a relevant portfolio gives some great pieces of advice.
I'm painting in Photoshop at last. Have followed lots of different tutorials on YouTube, but this Udemy course by Austin Bachelor really helped me take action at last.
Excellent course to learn how to digitally paint.
In mobile, I can watch the course whilst doing other things and then when I want to work on the project I already have an understanding of what is coming up in that particular section.
Very clear step by step process that takes you from beginning to end and doesn't go too fast. Also does a great job of explaining the process and steps as you go along, rather than just going through the motions, which is very appreciated. If I have one piece of feedback to provide, there was one area of the lectures that made things a bit confusing and that is the fact that there is no visual cursor or any clear indicator of what areas are being worked on, and that got me a bit lost on a lot of occasions. Sometimes I could here him saying "let's touch up this area over here" and I have NO clue where "over here" actually is, and sometimes the changes were so subtle that it took several rewinds to actually catch what was being adjusted or worked on. I realize that most of this course was performed on an iPad though, so I'm not entirely sure how to rectify this. On a Mac or PC you can run software that will indicate where you are working with a little glowing dot and some recording software even has it built in, but I'm not sure the same thing can be done on an iPad. So I don't exactly have a solution in mind to go with this comment. Perhaps adding indicators to the video in post? At any rate, that was the only aspect where I felt I was a bit adrift during the lecture and it did happen frequently enough that I wanted to mention it. Otherwise, this is one of the best courses I have taken. I went to a digital art school and took a digital painting class by a former Disney background artist, which was really cool except he honestly left me in the dust during lectures quite often, so it was nice to take a more laid back approach and really focus on the process itself, with some frequent commentary about the "why" and "how" of what we are doing (being able to pause and rewind helps too).
This course provided me a technique and the method on how to work in process. It's really helpful for someone who looking for a better way to work things more profession. Really enjoy!
I greatly appreciated the time and full attention to detail that the instructor added. He really went above and beyond 10/10 recommend!
I’ve only been painting digitally since the start of the pandemic but have been drawing for more than 20 years. Having used Photoshop and Illustrator for years , the idea of layering and coloring came naturally which made my transition into digital painting a breeze. The reason I took this course was to gain insight into how a person working in the industry goes through the processes and workflows of making a character from scratch. This course was very well made and I really enjoyed the lessons so much that I have went ahead and put some of his other courses on my wishlist.
This is an excellent course. Not only did I improve my techinique but I have fun while learning. Very objective and with great advice.
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Melissa M.
A cursor highlighter would really be helpful to be able to see where the instructor is working. It would also be more helpful to have some more specific guidance on brush and color selection. I spent most of my time trying to find a descent brush that will give the same look as in the video.