5 BEST TIPS for making An Artbook (Photoshop using templates)
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- Опубликовано: 13 мар 2018
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Many people have asked me how to go about making an art book. Where should I get it printed? How do I find templates? How do I set up my files for print? How many copies should I have made? Should I make an ebook? I wanted to answer as many of these questions as possible. The video ended up being a bit longer than I'd expected, but there's a lot of useful information in here for those considering making some kind of art book.
Games I've worked on:
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CannonBallers (Mobile)
Overwatch (PC, PS4)
League of Legends (PC)
Diablo 3 (PC,PS4)
Hearthstone (Mobile, PC)
Burning Crusade (PC)
Wrath of the Lich King (PC)
Final Fight Streetwise (PS2)
He Man (GBA)
Terminator 3 (GBA)
Right on time because this was something I have wanted to do but honestly had no idea where to start, thanks.
It has been hilariously hard to find information on how to create an art book so this was very helpful. Thank you!!
Thanks! It's my dream to make an artbook and this was so helpful!
For the record- your videos have been very helpful in regards to my art career.
My next venture is an artbook and this video is just what I needed.
Thank you for being so generous with the information, and took time to answer my email (a while back ago).
I mean- I was just a complete stranger! I truly believe you will be blessed a hundred fold. Do keep up the exceptional work, Trent!
Hi Trent ! Thank you for sharing your tips ! I appreciate 👍 😁
Trent the best. 👏👏
Hitting that like button for a hat in the background!!!
Thank you for your tips, I needed this for my final assignment.
great points! thanks for the video keep up the great work
Great video :) glad you made this, tho I already printed my own now, this still gave a lot of nice tips!
Thank you sir
Thank you this is very ussfull information :)
thank you very much!!!!!
I am scared of Doing an art book but i know i will learn alot if i complete it
Thanks 🤟🏼🏴☠️
I wish I can be able to make something tangible with your advice someday ^^ I hope to publish an artbook someday ^^
Pure Genius.
Way to fish for compliments at the end. It worked!
Videos are great.
Keep droning
thanks :)
Always appreciate any video from you. But how do you cook a steak? :)
Use a sous vide to lightly cook it throughout. Make sure that you seal in the flavor by searing the outside in a 400-500 degree skillet with olive oil and thyme.
Between your Gumroad, Discord, and RUclips... ❤😂
Hey Trent, this video was extremely helpful. I appreciate you giving incite into your process, press can be headache at times when you don't know what you're doing. I was wondering how you made the thumbnails for each of your pages? Do you just take a screenshot, make a PDF, or use the actual PSD file? Thanks!
Twilight Monk is also on ComiXology. Could you one day talk about what that process to getting your book on that?
They have a thing called "comixology submit". They tell you the format, and you upload to their submission guidelines. Pretty much the same process.
Can a template like this work for inDesign? Thanks for the tips :)
If you have to create a book, heavily illustrated, both for a physical
hardcover edition as well as a digital version (pdf) with tons of
images, is it better to design the pdf or the physical edition in
InDesign first? And why?
(this is something I have pondered on for a while)
Trent, I bought your Twilight Monk digital artbook in Gumroad, do I have to buy another copy, if it gets updated? Thanks and love your art pieces.
You will not have to rebuy it. All future updates are included free of charge.
What down trent. Any info on getting t shirts made to resale of my art of someone else's character? Or is the copyright/ trademark issues to complicated?
It's not complicated. You can't sell what you don't own. You can do it, but if you get caught you could be legally liable for damages and copyright infringement, which is in fact... a pretty big deal. How would you feel about it if someone used your characters or art to make money? I recommend against it.
Fair enough. Thanks.
Soooooooo... does this mean your going to do a Drawn how to cook steak art book? As told by the characters from Twilight monk? hehe
Possibly:) You figured out my hidden secret project!
well looks like it's time to send Mao out on a steak out xD
Do also make 3D art . Like character models etc .. I would like to see some tutorials. Other tutorials on RUclips is like time lapse with bgmusic so cringy . So you make it will be quality Content.
Rouhan Ghulam agreed, would like to see blender to unreal tuts.
Look up Danny Mac, Joseph Drust, and Michael Pavlovich for thorough zbrush tutorials. Pixologic also hosts livestream sessions with all kinds of artists. These are the most educationally valuable, but require a lot of patience to get through and sift out the gold nuggets. As for Blender, Blender Guru and cgcookie have heaps of genuinely useful tutorials.
What is your IQ? Also does generating a Hearthstone card art (at least in the budget they use now) require a high iq? Do the thoughts have to running around all the time when generating a card art?
Hm. I suppose my IQ is pretty average. I'm not sure I understand the question. But I think that several artists make a living creating artwork for trading cards, and they are financially stable. It's a viable career.
If you have to create a book, heavily illustrated, both for a physical
hardcover edition as well as a digital version (pdf) with tons of
images, is it better to design the pdf or the physical edition in
InDesign first? And why?
(this is something I have pondered on for a while)
I do them simultaneously. Indesign exports the pdf and the print ready file.
@@TrentKaniuga Sorry to be dumb, but you have to have two separate files, yes? Because of the bleed and spine and all?