Digital Art Style is for everyone. Whether you are a beginner interested in the amazing world of digital art, and trust me it is amazing, or if you have already begun getting your hands dirty and want to broaden you knowledge on other forms of art. It doesn't matter if you know the difference between the clone tool and healing tool in Photoshop or that 300 dpi really mean that there are 300 dots of ink per inch of print.

Alot of the content is written so that anyone can be able sit, read, and pick up information easily. Many people don't even have a clue what Matte Painting is and it's importance to the digital art industry. We will be expanding our selection of choices to choose from, trust me there is much more to come.

Don't be discouraged if you think digital art is too much. Things take time, nothing is mastered in a day. It's not about creating photo perfect images, it's about expressing yourself, your emotions, your thoughts and feelings through art. In the beginning worry about nailing down the basics and then go and tackle more advanced techniques. We will have a very nice selection of tutorials in the Tutorials section .

Creating art can be a time consuming process but usually results as the more time put into a project the better it turns out. You also have to keep in mind that too much time can also hurt your project. Set a goal and know when to stop.

Take a look at Nico Di Mattia's speed painting below to get a glimpse of what alot of practice and hard work can do. Below is his whole 19 hour process sped up for your learning experience.



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Time of working: 19 hours.
Number of Photoshop layers: 16
Music from Kill Bill OST and Transformers Movie Score

With that said keep an open mind and don't be discouraged, you'll never know what masterpiece will emerge if you never try.

"Never let the fear of striking out keep you from playing tha game." -Babe Ruth


-JPerez