Humboldt Univ., Berlin, Germany. Pocket-sized atlas illustrates the fundamental principles of immunology and its clinical applications. Features more than 130 color plates describing basic principles, laboratory diagnostics, and clinical immunology. For physicians and residents. Softcover.

 

 

True mastery of color requires not only knowing how to use the various color tools available to you, but also knowing how to choose between them, when to apply them, and why to apply them to achieve specific color effects. You can combine all of this new knowledge to craft your own unique artistic signature style. Put the unprecedented power and precision of digital color to work for you and your images now.

Learn how to make a sub-hilt fighter from scratch. Join Steve Johnson as he teaches you from beginning to end how to create and customize your own sub-hilt fighter. In this video you are taken step-by-step through the entire process from a piece of bar stock to a piece of art. Pictorials are included to give you a feel for what you can accomplish.

A color-blind psychiatrist Bill Capa is stalked by an unknown killer after taking over his murdered friend's therapy group, all of whom have a connection to a mysterious young woman that Capa begins having intense sexual encounters with. full summary | full synopsis

One of the most intriguing, thoughtful and distinctive of today's modern guitar masters gives you an in-depth guide to his approach, style and perspective in this very special DVD presentation. Eric Johnson took the guitar world by storm with the release of his albums Tones and Ah Via Musicom. His style combines all the technical skill of the Los Angeles MIT generation, but with a delicacy and taste that simultaneously mirrors such legends as Hendrix, Chet Aitkins and Dave Gilmour. This DVD tutorial brings you two products in one! Part 1 features Eric sharing his 10 'must know' musical concepts in an intimate one-to-one format. Discover the techniques that have contributed to his remarkable style , including his unique perspectives on chords, lead playing, improvisation and song writing. Part 2 is something very special - a full performance of eight never-before-heard songs alongside Chris Maresh and Tommy Taylor! Multiple widescreen camera angles and fantastic audio get you closer than ever before to the jaw-dropping guitar playing of this unique star.

One of the most intriguing, thoughtful and distinctive of today's modern guitar masters gives you an in-depth guide to his approach, style and perspective in this very special DVD presentation. Eric Johnson took the guitar world by storm with the release of his albums Tones and Ah Via Musicom. His style combines all the technical skill of the Los Angeles MIT generation, but with a delicacy and taste that simultaneously mirrors such legends as Hendrix, Chet Aitkins and Dave Gilmour. This DVD tutorial brings you two products in one! Part 1 features Eric sharing his 10 'must know' musical concepts in an intimate one-to-one format. Discover the techniques that have contributed to his remarkable style , including his unique perspectives on chords, lead playing, improvisation and song writing. Part 2 is something very special - a full performance of eight never-before-heard songs alongside Chris Maresh and Tommy Taylor! Multiple widescreen camera angles and fantastic audio get you closer than ever before to the jaw-dropping guitar playing of this unique star.

This is a set of videos from Total Electric Guitar that feature Eric Johnson who shares his various techniques on guitar and provides examples of licks that you can learn. Included is the main video with separate intro and slow sample videos as well as a PDF which has the TAB of the examples. This a really cool way to pick up some of his techniques.

In Color 1.5 Essential Training, colorist Robbie Carman details how to use Final Cut Studio's dedicated color grading application to stylize projects and improve their look. Robbie explains the principles of color grading, discusses the color wheel and tonal range, and decodes color terminology for new users. He shows how to prepare a Final Cut Pro project before sending it to color and how to use video scopes to evaluate a clip while making corrections. He provides information for new Color users as well as experienced colorists looking for what's new in this release. Exercise files accompany this course.

CRAIG NELSON emphasizes logical order while drawing. He compares his drawing process to focusing a photograph. He builds layers of soft lines and swatches of tone then rapidly sharpens his subject with crisp edges and bold darks.
You see Craig Nelson translate angles from his source photo to his paper, as he looks for reference points to guide him. He completes a gentle outline of his subject then dusts in a layer of tone. With tissue and fingertips, Craig diffuses blocks of color to avoid locking in detail too early in the drawing. With his value in place, Craig finishes the drawing with dark charcoal lines and deliberate strokes. He carves out the well worn character of his subject’s face and lifts out highlights with a kneaded eraser. Throughout the workshop, Craig Nelson emphasizes restraint, “under doing” each step until he finds the right moment to bring his subject into focus. As he adds last details to the nose and chin, you’ll see this logical, intuitive process come to fruition.
Craig Nelson is the director of Fine Art, Drawing and Painting at the Academy of Art College in San Francisco. He has taught for over 30 years.

In this DVD, Scott Patton continues from 3D Character Design Volume 1 to show the processes he uses to create finished character designs for feature films. This DVD explores Patton's fast and efficient methods for creating a final color rendering using ZBrush® and Photoshop®. Patton shows how he squeezes the most from ZBrush’s powerful renderer, side-stepping the often complex renderers of standard 3D packages. In creating both a wide and close-up shot of the character, he shares creative Photoshop tips and tricks to quickly get to a finished piece of concept art from the ZBrush renders, covering topics such as adding and refining skin texture, hair, eyes, shadows and scars. Patton also discusses how to quickly create backgrounds that enhance the character and overall composition.