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Visual thinking v2

Educational Area: Arts / Design / Animation | Rating: 7 of 10 | Views: 14,234

Putting an idea down on paper and using airbrush to emphasize volumes. This demo was done using a Wacom tablet. Enjoy!

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  • #2 Nedzad M. ~ Aug 21, 2007

    Hi, this was done in 'AliasStudio 2008 PLE', cheers

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  • #14 Nedzad M. ~ Aug 26, 2007

    Guys, I made this short video to let you in on something, that not many other people would do - show you how to think constructively on paper/screen (using a Wacom tablet). I sincerely hope that you can take that something away from it and apply/develop it in your own work. All the best!

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  • #17 Nedzad M. ~ Aug 30, 2007

    Mate, it's when I reply to comments like these that I get some time to look at how things are going on the Challenge site. I am a design student and thought I had something I could share with you - the viewers and contribute to Sclipo.com and Wacom. The best thing I could wish for is for you to go away and say: \"Hey, I saw this clip on sclipo.com that teaches you how to think visually...\". If you do that, the goal I set out to achieve will be fulfilled... cheers! nedzad

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  • #20 Nedzad M. ~ Sep 2, 2007

    Thanks guys! kcatt I am glad you got something out of this video. That is what I set out to achieve. Those focused on the prizes can have them! I entered this challenge to share my skill with you and not solely for the prizes. May the best win!
    Cheers,
    nedzadm

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  • #21 Nedzad M. ~ Sep 10, 2007

    Hi,
    Feel free to post some constructive feedback, suggestions, requests that will help me improve and make future posts better! Cheers, nedzadm

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  • #23 Nedzad M. ~ Sep 13, 2007

    Mate, thanks! There is a huge tute/demo in the works. For now visit:
    http://www.cardesignnews.com/site/designers/portfolios/display/store5/item35745/
    \"it doesn't seem like much of an effort\" - the video is about using Wacom product for ideation(visual thinking), embracing Wacom's goal of replacing pen

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  • #24 Nedzad M. ~ Sep 13, 2007

    ...half of the last message is missing...
    ...replacing pen and paper. I am glad it looks as if it is not much of an effort, it took quite a few years to get there :) thanks mate!

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  • #25 Nedzad M. ~ Sep 15, 2007

    Thanks to everybody for watching, voting and commenting! I hope everybody managed to get something out of this short demo! Stay tuned for more! It was a great challenge. May the best win! Thanks again! Cheers, nedzadm

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  • #26 Nedzad M. ~ Sep 15, 2007

    Congratulations to Sclipo.com, Wacom and you the viewers!

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  • #28 Nedzad M. ~ Oct 11, 2007

    Reply to #27: A visitor from the past, ah I see...
    What you see in the video is a motorized vehicle on four wheels, we usually call that a car or automobile, if you like...

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  • #29 Luis Merino ~ Dec 18, 2007

    I'd like to see more like this. Good job!

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