 I'm expanding on my video library and creating a new video series for you guys! Here's some information about the series: "In this video series presented by Jai Johnson, a best-selling, multi-licensed wildlife artist and founder of The Daily Texture, you'll learn various tips, tricks, topics and more which will help you turn your own photos into artistic masterpieces. You'll learn new ways to creatively express yourself. You'll hear advice, gain inspiration, and things you've never even thought of to do with your photographs {even the bad ones!} will come to light. Be sure to sign up for the mailing list to be notified when new episodes are released. We hope you enjoy the journey into Artistry Beyond The Camera!" The first two videos are now available here. Each page features the video, notes, products used, and a close up look at the final art created in the video. I've chosen a number of different topics to discuss, and you get to watch the creation of a work of art while I discuss them. :) I hope they will give you new things to think about in regards to your photography and art, and I hope you'll find useful tidbits of information in each video. --Jai
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In this video, I give you a tip for bringing even more painterly qualities to your Topaz Impression paintings. And I ramble a little, but that's me... :) Hope you enjoy it and find it helpful!
Don't toss those "far away" photos! Instead, work them into the textures and backgrounds to create a unique background for your other projects.
And here's a finished work of art I created using the background I saved in the above video:
Happy Easter! {bet you expected an Easter bunny, huh? :) } I hope your day and every day after is blessed!
About the art: The River Otter was created using my 1st photo EVER taken of an otter, blended with textures from The Coastal Chaos Collection, The Deep Sea Collection, and The Canvas Play Collection. Topaz Impression was used as well to complete the final art. Check them out below:
About the art: The River Otter was created using my 1st photo EVER taken of an otter, blended with textures from The Coastal Chaos Collection, The Deep Sea Collection, and The Canvas Play Collection. Topaz Impression was used as well to complete the final art. Check them out below:
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• Frequently Asked Questions
• Helpful Links and Information
You may find these two links useful:
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Helpful Links and Information
In most of my videos, I use older software which I've used for years. Unfortunately, the software I use isn't being sold anymore.
Many of you have asked me to teach in Photoshop -- but I am just learning myself in that software.
In my learning, I have discovered the best Photoshop training on the planet, and I have secured a special offer on this same training JUST FOR YOU! Click the button below to learn from my same trainer, and to save a HUGE amount on this lifetime access course:
Many of you have asked me to teach in Photoshop -- but I am just learning myself in that software.
In my learning, I have discovered the best Photoshop training on the planet, and I have secured a special offer on this same training JUST FOR YOU! Click the button below to learn from my same trainer, and to save a HUGE amount on this lifetime access course:
Please note: Some collections shown in older blog posts have been retired and are no longer available. The blog posts have been left for you to view for learning purposes and examples of what can be done using the Daily Texture resources. As always, for the most current available collections, please visit the store here.
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