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In this tutorial, Painter Master Elite Cher Pendarvis shows you how to set up your canvas with an eye for where it will ultimately be placed in your home or office. You will learn about size and resolution recommendations for print and web output, how to choose a paper color for your canvas, and how to select a paper texture.
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I have been using the free beginner tutorials and they are great. I would like to see mor of them.
The only problem I see is that the instructors move a little too fast. As an example they might say, “click here, them click here” but it is so fast I
cannot see where they actually did click.
What I do when I really need to see exactly what and where I slow down the speed of my video. For example with the screen controls for the video there maybe a speed selection have a look. Try out which setting you need. Sometimes, with fast speakers just slowing down 25% can make listening much nicer.
I agree with Al Pascucci………….slow down!