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Name Your Own Painter Styles The little blue-eyed blonde girl painting can be called "Storybook Paintings" because the style there reminds me of children's book illustrations. Very clean and pure and illustrative. The mother and baby painting represents a more traditional type of painting, but I would never call it oils or traditional because it would confuse the clients expectations. It could be called “Contemporary Painting” and that would give it credibility as art in a conservative style. The young lady in the pink sweater also fits into this painting category. This family portrait has a loose style but with very strong brushwork. The details of the faces are still very recognizable and painterly. A style of painting this strong needs to be classified as one of strength. This I call “Passionate Painting” because I can almost feel the passion in the brushstrokes making a statement of strength and passion of the family unit. Lastly, the dark haired girl that is a combo of Painter and Photoshop might be called "Artistic Impressions Paintings" because it's a combination of two methods and is neither a painting nor a sketch. The idea is to take away the word "digital" and create new product names for your styles of paintings. The sooner the clients are trained to use your new names, the sooner you will begin selling them. It's important to learn a variety of styles of painting with Painter, not just one method. That way you can entice more clients to buy by appealing to more people. Good luck, you will love Corel Painter. Sunday, August 19,2007 through Designed by Professionals
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