Secrets of Corel Painter Experts: Dwayne Vance

In this excerpt, ride along with transportation designer Dwayne Vance as he shows us how he creates really cool cars.
Posted In | Magazines: AnimationWorld | Site Categories: Education and Training, Illustration
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“Facepeeler.”

Dwayne Vance
Education
Art Center College of Design — BS in transportation design

Client List
Mattel — Hot Wheels, Batman, and entertainment divisions; Hasbro — Transformers and Star Wars division; Texaco; Oakley; Warner Bros; Mazda; Chumba Racing; Upper Deck; BlackStar Paintball; Arctic Cat Snowmobiles; Corel Painter; Jada Toys; Fly Racing; Troy Lee Designs; Flying Lizard Racing; EA Games; Activision; DC Comics; and a few others…

Awards and Career Highlights
Artwork displayed in Peterson Automobile Museum in the Hot Wheels Display. Have been published in several magazines and books, including Imagine FX; Corel Painter Official magazine; and Hot Wheels: 35 Years of Speed, Power, Performance, and Attitude.

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“Future Muscle.”

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“Fury of the Warhawk.”

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“Mercy Striker.”

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“Protector of the Faith.”

Daryl Wise has worked for the past 15 years as the owner/operator of StreetWise PR, a small public relations and marketing firm near the Silicon Valley. Some clients include or have included Macworld Expos, the artist Peter Max, HP, Ambient Design, Adesso, Pixelmator, GLUON, and e frontier. He was director of the Santa Cruz Digital Arts Festival for three years and is a member of Cabrillo College's Digital Arts Advisory Committee. He is the author of Secrets of Award-Winning Digital Artists, Secrets of Poser Experts, and Secrets of Painter Experts.

Linda Hellfritsch holds degrees in traditional art and graphic design. She is a fine artist, freelance commercial artist, Web designer and writer living in La Selva Beach, California. She has curated and hung both traditional and digital art exhibitions in San Jose, San Francisco, Monterey, San Clemente and Santa Cruz. Her areas of expertise include art, design, art history, and arts education. Linda works primarily with traditional mixed media although her work has required her to design and develop digital graphic arts products. This exposure to digitally produced art has awakened a curiosity and hunger to learn more about digital art tools. She has spent the past several years talking to digital artists, experiencing their work and learning their secrets. Linda's background in traditional fine art gives her a unique perspective as a traditional artist in a digital world. In her spare time, she works as a scenic painter and props builder at the new Crocker Theater in Aptos, California.







Comments


You put the lime in the coconut and drink the airtcle up.

Loren (not verified) | Fri, 11/04/2011 - 23:39 | Permalink

Real brain power on display. Thanks for that anwesr!

Roxy (not verified) | Fri, 11/04/2011 - 22:33 | Permalink

So excited I found this atrilce as it made things much quicker!

Kailee (not verified) | Fri, 11/04/2011 - 19:28 | Permalink

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