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11-15-2022, 05:34 PM
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Symfony Web Development Complete Guide: Beginner To Advanced

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Symfony Web Development Complete Guide: Beginner To Advanced
Last updated 4/2022
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Language: English | Size: 10.49 GB | Duration: 24h 21m

Master Symfony PHP framework: from theory, through simple crud app, up to creating an advanced Real Life Application

What you'll learn
You will learn Symfony 4 & 5 from theory to advanced level by creating real life projects
You will create two apps: simple crud app and an advanced video sharing service with PayPal integration, deployment to Heroku etc.
You will learn how to create multilevel nested categories tree in PHP
You will learn how to install Symfony
You will learn about Symfony configuration
You will learn about Symfony Flex
You will learn about HTTP processing workflow in Symfony framework
You will learn routes
You will learn controllers
You will learn views in Symfony using Twig
You will learn html forms in Symfony
You will learn Doctrine ORM (how to use database)
You will learn entities (models) in Symfony and relations between them
You will learn about service container & services in Symfony
You will learn dependency injection (autowiring in Symfony)
You will learn console command
You will learn how to create events and listeners
You will learn how to use sessions & cookies in Symfony
You will learn how to send emails
You will learn how to do translations in Symfony
You will learn about security concepts in Symfony (login, registration, etc.)
You will learn unit & functional testing
You will learn about debugging Symfony applications
You will learn about cache
You will learn how to use Redis for session and cache
You will learn about doctrine table inheritance in Symfony & polymorphic database queries
You will learn how to deploy a Symfony application to Heroku (make application online)
You will learn how to integrate PayPal with the Symfony application for making subscription billing
You will learn how to use external API (Vimeo api) and use it with the Symfony application
You will be able to create your own websites or web applications in Symfony framework
You will learn basics of RabbitMQ message broker
You will learn basics of Messenger Component
You will learn CQRS pattern - command query responsibility segregation
You will learn REST API with Symfony & API Platform

Requirements
PHP language and object oriented programming
Basics of HTML, CSS, JavaScript
How to install software on your computer and have internet connection
You need to have server environment installed, e.g. Ubuntu, Xampp etc. to work with PHP applications locally

Description
Welcome to the best course of Symfony - the great PHP framework!In this course you will learn Symfony from basic to advanced level!By the end of this course you will be able to create both simple websites and complex dynamic web applications in the great Symfony PHP framework.Very practical course! Almost all sections/concepts are explained using real life applications/scenarios. In this course we will create a huge real life app (probably you will not find a course where built more advanced app like in this course)This is a very massive guide to Symfony, which is one of the most popular PHP frameworks. Symfony 4 version introduced a new approach to php frameworks - it starts small as a microframework and grows as you need new features. You install them using the amazing Symfony Flex tool. For example, if you are making a simple website and do not need a login functionality then there is no code responsible for logging in the framework directory. Thanks to this our application contains only as much as we really need. **********************************************The course consist of three main parts:1. The theoretical part where I discuss the basic Symfony concepts on examples with effects on a web browser2. In the second part we will build a simple application in Symfony - a list of tasks to be performed (database used)3. In part 3 we will build an advanced web application for video subscription in which we integrate PayPal for payments, multi-level nested video categories, communication with Vimeo API, deployment to Heroku serveras well as:BONUS section added (October 2019) - basics of Symfony Messenger Component, RabbitMQ message broker and CQRS pattern (Command Query Responsibility Segregation) with practical example by simulating e-commerce system consisting of main app and cooperating microservices.Course update: (January 2020) new section added REST API with Symfony & API Platform****************************************** ****During the course we will be covering many simple and advanced Symfony concepts such as: routing, controllers, views, database with doctrine orm, entities and relationships between them: one to one, one to many and many to many; events & listeners, security topics such as login, registration, authorization; also unit and functional testing, dependency injection, service container, symfony services, doctrine table inheritance with polymorphic database queries, REST API and many more.This course is a combination of theory and project-based learning approach. Learning by building real projects is the best way to learn programming languages and tools like php frameworks.All of the course applications were made using Symfony 4 (except applications for rest api section - Symfony 5). Upgrade to Symfony 5 section was added to the course. According to Symfony standard, there are no any new features in Symfony 5.0 compared to Symfony 4.4.Remember that only practice makes perfect. If necessary, study the course two or more times. Take notes during the course like a real student. Use documentations, Google search. Finally, try to write the application yourself, not necessarily the same as in the course, you can try to change, add something, etc. No single course will make you a very good web developer. It can only bring you closer to this goal. The more practice, the better.--------------------------------------------QAQuestion:You used Symfony 4 and Symfony 5 in this course for creating apps to practice knowledge. Why not use only the latest version? Does it mean that this course is outdated and I will not benefit from it?Answer:Absolutely not! In tools like PHP frameworks the fundamentals and base syntax almost never change regardless of the version. But of course any maintained software evolves all the time. That's why I always suggest you to use the version of software that instructor uses in the course. It prevents from errors and confusions. As a someone who wants to learn web development you should be aware, that real web development involves also adapting the code to newer versions if necessary - but this is not always necessary, not every company do that. Software changes so often that the instructors would not be able to create the courses so that they match the latest version. This is not even advisable, because as a student you would loose an important aspect of real web development - the awareness that everything is changing and you need to be able to deal with it.---------------------------------------------Enroll now and let's start learning Symfony!There is no risk! 30 day money back guarantee (as always at Udemy)

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Welcome to the course

Lecture 2 About Symfony

Lecture 3 Tools and requirements for students

Lecture 4 How to use the course

Lecture 5 Course applications overview

Lecture 6 Quick note about coding standards

Lecture 7 How to get helped

Section 2: Symfony 4 & 5 basics, installation & configuration

Lecture 8 Symfony 4 installation & requirements

Lecture 9 Symfony 4 configuration

Lecture 10 Installing libraries with Symfony Flex

Lecture 11 Request & response objects, HTTP processing workflow

Section 3: Theory - Symfony 4 & 5 core features

Lecture 12 Before you start watching this section of the Symfony course

Lecture 13 Routes

Lecture 14 Controllers

Lecture 15 Views

Lecture 16 Entities (models)

Lecture 17 Service container & services - part 1

Lecture 18 Service container & services - part2

Lecture 19 Advanced routes

Lecture 20 Flash messages

Lecture 21 Cookies

Lecture 22 Session

Lecture 23 POST & GET data

Lecture 24 Custom error pages

Lecture 25 Handle exceptions

Lecture 26 Binding services to controllers

Lecture 27 More features in controllers

Lecture 28 Views - tags, filters, functions, tests, operators

Lecture 29 Views - genereate url's and escaping strings

Lecture 30 Views - global variables

Lecture 31 Views - Webpack Encore

Lecture 32 Views - using app variable

Lecture 33 Views - embed controllers in view

Lecture 34 Doctrine crud - create

Lecture 35 Doctrine crud - read

Lecture 36 Doctrine crud - update

Lecture 37 Doctrine crud - delete

Lecture 38 Doctrine raw queries

Lecture 39 Doctrine param converter

Lecture 40 Doctrine LifecycleCallbacks option

Lecture 41 Doctrine one-to-many & many-to-one relationships

Lecture 42 Doctrine database relationships - cascade remove ralated objects

Lecture 43 Doctrine one-to-one relationship

Lecture 44 Doctrine many-to-many self referencing relationship

Lecture 45 Doctrine Query Builder & eager loading

Lecture 46 Doctrine table inheritance mapping in Symfony (polymorphic queries) - part 1

Lecture 47 Doctrine table inheritance mapping in Symfony (polymorphic queries) - part 2

Lecture 48 Doctrine table inheritance mapping in Symfony (polymorphic queries) - part 3

Lecture 49 Service parameters

Lecture 50 Service & autowiring by constructor injection and service arguments

Lecture 51 Service configuration

Lecture 52 Services - setter injection for optional dependencies

Lecture 53 Services - property injection

Lecture 54 Install composer package before the next lecture

Lecture 55 Services - lazy services

Lecture 56 Service - aliases

Lecture 57 Service - tags

Lecture 58 Service - dealing with different implementations of a service

Lecture 59 Services list

Lecture 60 Cache - basic usage

Lecture 61 Cache - tags

Lecture 62 Symfony console

Lecture 63 Use profiler tool in Symfony

Lecture 64 Environments vs kernels

Lecture 65 Deploy Symfony application

Lecture 66 Events & Listeners base concepts

Lecture 67 Create listener

Lecture 68 Dispatching events

Lecture 69 Create subscriber

Lecture 70 Subscriber - many events handled by one subscriber

Lecture 71 Subscriber - events priorities

Lecture 72 Form - create a class

Lecture 73 Form - render in view

Lecture 74 Form - themes

Lecture 75 Form - send

Lecture 76 Form - validation

Lecture 77 Form - events

Lecture 78 Form - fields not related to entity

Lecture 79 Form - upload files

Lecture 80 Email - install email package & send an email

Lecture 81 Email - spooling

Lecture 82 Email - functional testing

Lecture 83 Security - create user

Lecture 84 Security - register

Lecture 85 Security - login

Lecture 86 Security - logout

Lecture 87 Security - login & remember login state

Lecture 88 Security - csrf

Lecture 89 Security - use security checker

Lecture 90 Install expression-language package

Lecture 91 Security - authorization using annotations

Lecture 92 Security - authorization using configuration file

Lecture 93 Security - authorization using denyAccessUnlessGranted method

Lecture 94 Security - authorization in view files

Lecture 95 Security - authorization using voters

Lecture 96 Unit tests - install

Lecture 97 Unit tests - first unit test

Lecture 98 Functional tests - install

Lecture 99 Functional & unit tests - common assertions

Lecture 100 Functional tests - click links

Lecture 101 Functional tests - send a form

Lecture 102 Functional tests - data providers

Lecture 103 Functional tests - tests in isolation

Lecture 104 Tests - mock objects

Lecture 105 Tests - code coverage report

Lecture 106 Translations - install a package

Lecture 107 Translations - views

Lecture 108 Translations - controllers

Lecture 109 Translations - routes

Lecture 110 Translations - pluralization

Section 4: First application in Symfony: to-do list app (CRUD)

Lecture 111 Before you start watching this section of the Symfony course

Lecture 112 Installation and creating virtual host (To-Do App)

Lecture 113 Move html template to Symfony (To-Do App)

Lecture 114 Create controller methods (To-Do App)

Lecture 115 Make entity in Symfony and use it (To-Do App)

Lecture 116 Display list of all tasks on the website (To-Do App)

Lecture 117 Switch status of a task (To-Do App)

Lecture 118 Delete a task (To-Do App)

Section 5: Controllers, routes, views - install and move html template to Symfony (App)

Lecture 119 Before you start watching this section of the Symfony course

Lecture 120 Installation of Symfony 4 framework and moving template to it

Lecture 121 Continue with moving html template to Symfony

Lecture 122 Make template links working in Symfony - part 1

Lecture 123 Make template links working in Symfony - part 2

Lecture 124 Make template links working in Symfony - part 3

Lecture 125 Make template links working in Symfony - part 4

Lecture 126 Make template links working in Symfony - part 5

Lecture 127 Install Webpack-Encore

Section 6: Doctrine entities, relations, fixtures,console commands - video categories (App)

Lecture 128 Category entity (model)

Lecture 129 Continue with Category fixtures - part 1

Lecture 130 Continue with Category fixtures - part 2

Lecture 131 Display main categories on website

Lecture 132 Create custom Twig filter

Lecture 133 Category class for front-end

Lecture 134 Build php array for nested categories

Lecture 135 Create nested categories on front-page

Lecture 136 Finish displaying categories on front-page

Lecture 137 Display categories in admin area - part 1

Lecture 138 Display categories in admin area - part 2

Lecture 139 Edit category in admin panel - part 1

Lecture 140 Edit category in admin panel - part 2

Lecture 141 Edit category in admin panel - part 3

Lecture 142 Edit category in admin panel - part 4

Lecture 143 Edit category in admin panel - part 5

Section 7: First unit tests, mocking classes (Symfony App)

Lecture 144 Unit testing of categories - part 1

Lecture 145 Unit testing of categories - part 2

Lecture 146 Unit testing of categories - part 3

Lecture 147 Unit testing of categories - part 4

Lecture 148 Unit testing of categories - part 5

Section 8: First functional tests with isolation (Symfony App)

Lecture 149 Functional testing of categories - part 1

Lecture 150 Functional testing of categories - part 2

Lecture 151 Functional testing of categories - part 3

Lecture 152 Functional testing of categories - part 4

Section 9: Paginate, sort and search - videos on the website and test it (Symfony App)

Lecture 153 Create video fixtures

Lecture 154 Videos on front-page

Lecture 155 Pagination

Lecture 156 Display videos from child categories

Lecture 157 Sort videos

Lecture 158 Search results

Lecture 159 Functional testing of videos - part 1

Lecture 160 Functional testing of videos - part 2

Lecture 161 Functional testing of videos - part 3

Section 10: Login and authorization system, sample user data - fixtures (Symfony App)

Lecture 162 Symfony login system - part 1

Lecture 163 Symfony login system - part 2

Lecture 164 Symfony login system - part 3

Lecture 165 Symfony login system - part 4

Lecture 166 User roles - part 1

Lecture 167 User roles - part 2

Lecture 168 User roles - part 3

Lecture 169 Display links for users depending on login status - part 1

Lecture 170 Display links for users depending on login status - part 2

Lecture 171 Securing access to superadmin pages

Lecture 172 Check security

Section 11: Html forms, register new users (Symfony App)

Lecture 173 User registration - part 1

Lecture 174 User registration - part 2

Lecture 175 User registration - part 3

Section 12: Other functional tests (Symfony App)

Lecture 176 Functional testing of categories - part 1

Lecture 177 Functional testing of categories - part 2

Lecture 178 Functional testing - accessing url's - part 1

Lecture 179 Functional testing - accessing url's - part 2

Section 13: Doctrine and LifecycleCallbacks, repositories - comments on videos (Symfony App)

Lecture 180 Comments functionality

Lecture 181 Comment fixtures

Lecture 182 Dynamic value of comments number

Lecture 183 Display video details

Lecture 184 Display comment details

Lecture 185 Create new comment

Lecture 186 Functional testing

Lecture 187 Functional testing of comments

Section 14: Many-to-many Doctrine relation - likes/dislikes functionality (Symfony App)

Lecture 188 Video entity

Lecture 189 Fixtures for videos

Lecture 190 Display likes/dislikes - part 1

Lecture 191 Display likes/dislikes - part 2

Lecture 192 Display likes/dislikes - part 3

Lecture 193 Display likes/dislikes - part 4

Lecture 194 Sort by likes - part 1

Lecture 195 Sort by likes - part 2

Lecture 196 Improve searching

Lecture 197 List videos in admin panel

Lecture 198 Improve functional testing

Lecture 199 Functional testing of likes - part 1

Lecture 200 Functional testing of likes - part 2

Lecture 201 Functional testing of likes - part 3

Lecture 202 Code refactoring - part 1

Lecture 203 Code refactoring - part 2

Section 15: Doctrine database relations & Redis for session - video subscriptions (App)

Lecture 204 Subscription functionality - part 1

Lecture 205 Subscription functionality - part 2

Lecture 206 Admin profile

Lecture 207 Create video placeholder functionality

Lecture 208 Code refactoring

Lecture 209 Install Redis

Section 16: Register new users with choosing video subscription plan (Symfony App)

Lecture 210 Register with proper subscription plan - part 1

Lecture 211 Register with proper subscription plan - part 2

Lecture 212 Register with proper subscription plan - part 3

Lecture 213 Register with proper subscription plan - part 4

Lecture 214 Enable cascade deletion of videos and comments

Lecture 215 Functional testing of subscription

Section 17: Flash messages, update user profile using Doctrine (Symfony App)

Lecture 216 Delete admin profile

Lecture 217 Update admin profile - part 1

Lecture 218 Update admin profile - part 2

Lecture 219 Update admin profile - part 3

Lecture 220 Update admin profile - part 4

Lecture 221 Functional testing of user account

Lecture 222 Superadmin profile

Lecture 223 Functional test

Section 18: Upload files - two implementations of uploader interface (Symfony App)

Lecture 224 Upload video - part 1

Lecture 225 Upload video - part 2

Lecture 226 Upload video - part 3

Lecture 227 Delete videos

Lecture 228 Categories select list in admin panel

Lecture 229 Change video for no members

Lecture 230 Remove novalidate attribute from html forms

Lecture 231 Upload videos to Vimeo

Lecture 232 Set duration for uploaded video

Lecture 233 Delete a comment

Section 19: Events & listeners, sending emails (Symfony App)

Lecture 234 Create listener in Symfony

Lecture 235 Send email on the event of adding a new video

Lecture 236 Functional testing

Section 20: Translations to other languages (Symfony App)

Lecture 237 Translations - part 1

Lecture 238 Translations - part 2

Section 21: Caching pages, services & event subscribers (Symfony App)

Lecture 239 Cache - part 1

Lecture 240 Cache - part 2

Lecture 241 Cache - part 3

Lecture 242 Cache - part 4

Lecture 243 Cache - part 5

Section 22: Different enviromnents - Heroku deployment (Symfony App)

Lecture 244 Before you start watching this section of the Symfony course

Lecture 245 Heroku deployment - part 1

Lecture 246 Heroku deployment - part 2

Section 23: Symfony services by PayPal integration (Symfony App)

Lecture 247 Attention!

Lecture 248 PayPal integration - part 1

Lecture 249 PayPal integration - part 2

Section 24: REST API with Symfony & API Platform

Lecture 250 Introduction

Lecture 251 Install Symfony 5 and EasyAdmin bundle

Lecture 252 Install API Platform. Create entities using Schema Generator component of API Pl

Lecture 253 Customize EasyAdmin bundle

Lecture 254 Upload images through EasyAdmin

Lecture 255 Create related entities to manage through EasyAdmin

Lecture 256 Authentication and authorization to EasyAdmin app

Lecture 257 Create client JavaScript app to consume restAPI Platform app. GET API endpoint

Lecture 258 Create pagination

Lecture 259 Create a simple router

Lecture 260 Sort api query result using API Platform order filter

Lecture 261 Use exists filter of API Platform

Lecture 262 Use search filter of API Platform

Lecture 263 API Platform serialization groups (normalization and denormalization)

Lecture 264 Test structured json-ld data with Google tools

Lecture 265 The second javascript app to consume api. GET api request, disable pagination

Lecture 266 Add an offer. POST rest api request

Lecture 267 Delete an offer. DELETE rest api request

Lecture 268 Install & configure JWT authentication package

Lecture 269 Register a new user

Lecture 270 Login to application

Lecture 271 Create offers database relation for users, authorization

Lecture 272 Using API Platform event subscriber

Lecture 273 API Platform subresources (nested endpoints)

Lecture 274 Create listener class to produce additional data to the JWT response - user id

Lecture 275 Refactoring: make easier authorization. Use JavaScript Promises

Lecture 276 Handle 401 error status code when invalid JWT token

Lecture 277 Login automatically when invalid token

Lecture 278 Lost password functionality - part 1

Lecture 279 Lost password functionality - part 2

Lecture 280 Lost password functionality - part 3

Lecture 281 Lost password functionality - part 4

Lecture 282 Lost password functionality - part 5

Lecture 283 Lost password functionality - part 6

Lecture 284 Lost password functionality - part 7

Lecture 285 Upload a file through REST API - part 1

Lecture 286 Upload a file through REST API - part 2

Lecture 287 Upload a file through REST API - part 3

Lecture 288 Validation and errors handling

Lecture 289 Testing API with PhpUnit

Lecture 290 Fix GetOffers authorization

Lecture 291 API Platform Cache

Lecture 292 Deploy API Platform app to Heroku

Lecture 293 Fix "can not be converted to string" error

Lecture 294 Final thoughts

Section 25: BONUS section: RabbitMQ & CQRS with Symfony Messenger

Lecture 295 Before you start watching this section of the Symfony course

Lecture 296 Symfony Messenger Component - introduction

Lecture 297 RabbitMQ basics

Lecture 298 CQRS - introduction

Lecture 299 Time for practice: simulate e-commerce system using Messages

Lecture 300 Install first Symfony app

Lecture 301 Create a controller for e-shop website

Lecture 302 Install Symfony Messenger Component & use it

Lecture 303 Dispatch CreadeOrder message

Lecture 304 Dispatch SignUpSms message

Lecture 305 Route messages to Doctrine transport

Lecture 306 Install RabbitMQ

Lecture 307 Create Symfony microservice and send messages to it

Lecture 308 Create another Symfony microservice and send messages to it

Lecture 309 Create two another Symfony microservices and send messages to them

Lecture 310 Where to go from here

Section 26: Upgrade guide

Lecture 311 Upgrade Symfony from >=4.0 version

Lecture 312 New features in the next major Symfony release (5)

Everyone who want to learn Symfony framework,Everyone who is interested in building web applications and websites

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11-15-2022, 05:38 PM
Ajkula

Intermediate Coders: Use Javascript To Make Web Apps And Art

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Intermediate Coders: Use Javascript To Make Web Apps And Art
Last updated 11/2018
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 20.67 GB | Duration: 24h 40m

Learn SVG, JSX, JavaScript, React Router, ES6, webpack, CSS, Redux, refactoring & more in this epic web development!

What you'll learn
Learn to create simple vector art with code!
Gain hands-on training with real projects
Build beautiful, well-functioning web apps
And so much more

Requirements
Basic understanding of HTML, CSS and JavaScript is highly helpful. To get a fast introduction, enroll in our "Kids Coding -Introduction to HTML, CSS and JavaScript" course.
An Internet connection to follow along in the free text editor JS Bin.
No SVG knowledge is required.
Illustrator CC or another graphic editing software
Modern web browser
This course was recorded on a Mac computer, but you can use a PC.

Description
"This guy knows his stuff. Really good course. Has a ton of content! I watch this all the time. His SVG knowledge is impressive. I also liked the React stuff." - Daniel S.Do you want to take the next steps in your web development career or programming hobby? This course is for you. This course is project-based so you will not be learning a bunch of useless coding practices. At the end of this course you will have real world apps to use in your portfolio. We feel that project based training content is the best way to get from A to B. Taking this course means that you learn practical, employable skills immediately.In Part 1, you will learn hands-on how to create SVG animations in the browser using HTML & CSS. Together with your expert instructor Chris Veillette of Mammoth Interactive, you will:Recognize why you should use SVGs for web development.Create SVG shapes.Embed SVG on a web page.Make a landscape scene entirely with code!In Part 2, you will master the fundamentals of React and Redux by developing apps. You will learn how to do all of the following, and more!Lay out a web app in a logical wayUse JSX, a pre-processor that adds XML syntax to JavaScriptBuild a single-page app using React RouterCode in ES6 and JavaScriptUse webpack, a bundler for codeTransition from webpack 1.0 to webpack 2.0Write modular CSSUse Redux, a predictable state container for JavaScript appsRefactor code (alter code to make it simpler and more efficient)Fix bugs and handle errorsThe beauty of taking an online course like this is the ability to replay any of the lectures at any time. There is no time limit or final tests. You get to learn at your own pace with a practical model method of learning.One of the best features is that you can watch the courses at any speed you want. This means you can speed up the or slow down the video if you want to.You can use the projects you build in this course to add to your LinkedIn profile. Give your portfolio fuel to take your career to the next level.Learning how to code is a great way to jump in a new career or enhance your current career. Coding is the new math and learning how to code will propel you forward for any situation. Learn it today and get a head start for tomorrow. People who can master technology will rule the future.

Overview

Section 1: Use code to make a web graphic

Lecture 1 What is an SVG?

Lecture 2 Introduction Continued

Lecture 3 Creating Rectangle and Circles

Lecture 4 Creating Lines

Lecture 5 Stretch to fit graphics with viewBox

Lecture 6 Polygon Element Part 1

Lecture 7 Polygon Element Part 2

Lecture 8 Polygon Element Part 3

Lecture 9 Polygon Element Part 4

Lecture 10 viewBox Attributes

Lecture 11 viewBox Attributes Continued

Lecture 12 Path Elements

Lecture 13 Path Elements Continued

Lecture 14 Bezier Curves Part 1

Lecture 15 Bezier Curves Part 2

Lecture 16 Bezier Curves Part 3

Lecture 17 Bezier Curves Part 4

Lecture 18 Quadratic Bezier Curves

Lecture 19 Arcs

Lecture 20 Arcs Continued

Lecture 21 SVG-edit and Illustrator

Lecture 22 Styling Inline SVG

Lecture 23 SVG in IMG tag

Lecture 24 SVG in Background IMG

Lecture 25 Modifying Inline SVG

Lecture 26 SVG with Javascript

Lecture 27 Adding Trees

Lecture 28 Creating Trees

Lecture 29 Creating Trees Continued

Lecture 30 Remove Button

Lecture 31 Adding Other Tree Types

Lecture 32 Sorting Trees

Lecture 33 Sorting Trees Continued

Lecture 34 Refactoring JavaScript

Lecture 35 Refactoring JavaScript Continued

Lecture 36 Saving as SVG

Lecture 37 Saving as SVG Continued

Lecture 38 Save as PNG

Lecture 39 Downloading Images

Lecture 40 Refactoring Part 1

Lecture 41 Refactoring Part 2

Lecture 42 Refactoring Part 3

Lecture 43 Main Functionality

Lecture 44 Main Functionality Continued

Lecture 45 Testing Cross-Browser Compatibility

Lecture 46 Checking DOMcontentload

Lecture 47 Styling Part 1

Lecture 48 Styling Part 2

Lecture 49 Styling Part 3

Lecture 50 Modal for PNG Part 1

Lecture 51 Modal for PNG Part 2

Lecture 52 Modal for PNG Part 3

Lecture 53 More JavaScript Refactoring

Lecture 54 Styling Modal Further

Lecture 55 Adding Size Reset Button

Lecture 56 Outro

Lecture 57 ($1000 value!) Source Code

Section 2: Code web apps in JavaScript

Lecture 58 What Everyone Should Know about React

Lecture 59 Quick Win! Example

Lecture 60 Top 10 Things You Will Learn

Lecture 61 Webpack Version Demystified

Section 3: React and JSX

Lecture 62 Setting Up React and Installing Packages

Lecture 63 Alternate Methods of Rendering

Lecture 64 Invoking Functions

Lecture 65 Setting Styles on Elements

Lecture 66 Source Code 01: Setup

Section 4: Components

Lecture 67 Virtual DOM and Classes

Lecture 68 ES6 Webpack Dev Server

Lecture 69 React Components

Lecture 70 Splitting Another Component

Lecture 71 React Component Validators

Lecture 72 Source Code 02: Components

Section 5: React States

Lecture 73 React States Introduction

Lecture 74 Extract Button to Separate Component

Lecture 75 Reusing a Component

Lecture 76 Split Component into Subcomponents

Lecture 77 Creating a Timer

Lecture 78 componentWillUnmount

Lecture 79 Webpack Hot Reloading

Lecture 80 Source Code 03: States

Section 6: React Event Handling

Lecture 81 React Event Handling Introduction

Lecture 82 Simple Event Handling

Lecture 83 Getting Values

Lecture 84 Using Events to Influence App Display

Lecture 85 Splitting Function into Components

Lecture 86 Source Code 04: Event Handling

Section 7: React Routers

Lecture 87 Props.children

Lecture 88 React Router Introduction

Lecture 89 Direct URL

Lecture 90 Wildcard

Lecture 91 IndexRoute

Lecture 92 Making a Name Profile

Lecture 93 Nested Routes

Lecture 94 User Profile

Lecture 95 React Router Redirects

Lecture 96 Making Parameters Optional

Lecture 97 Making Profile and Calling on History

Lecture 98 Back Button

Lecture 99 activeClassName

Lecture 100 Active Inline Styles

Lecture 101 Navlinks Components

Lecture 102 Source Code 05: React Routers

Section 8: React Slight Refactoring

Lecture 103 Improving Layout

Lecture 104 Additional Refactoring

Lecture 105 Source Code 06 & 07: Refactoring and Product Component

Section 9: React Product Components

Lecture 106 Making a Web Store Example

Lecture 107 Building out the Project

Lecture 108 Routing to Products

Lecture 109 Rendering Product Profile

Lecture 110 Adding Images to Web App

Lecture 111 Reusing Component

Section 10: React CSS

Lecture 112 Basic CSS Framework

Lecture 113 Organizing Information with CSS Grids

Lecture 114 CSS Modules

Lecture 115 CSS Styling

Lecture 116 Adding Menu to Navigation Bar

Lecture 117 Making a Background

Lecture 118 Adding Margins to Products

Lecture 119 Styling Name List

Lecture 120 React CSS Styling Continued

Lecture 121 Extract to Separate File

Lecture 122 Extract to Separate File (Continued)

Lecture 123 Source Code 08: CSS

Section 11: Redux

Lecture 124 Redux Introduction Part 1

Lecture 125 Redux Introduction Part 2

Lecture 126 Redux Introduction Part 3

Lecture 127 Redux Introduction Part 4

Lecture 128 Redux Store

Lecture 129 Redux Store (Continued)

Lecture 130 Redux Store Subscribe

Lecture 131 Subscribe (Continued)

Lecture 132 Combine Reducers

Lecture 133 Source Code 09 & 10: Introduction & Adding Redux

Section 12: Adding Redux to React

Lecture 134 Adding Redux to React Part 1

Lecture 135 Adding Redux to React Part 2

Lecture 136 Adding Redux to React Part 3

Lecture 137 Adding Redux to React Part 4

Lecture 138 Delete Names

Lecture 139 Babel and Spread Operators

Section 13: Redux Actions & Refactoring

Lecture 140 Action Creators

Lecture 141 Profile Page

Lecture 142 Dispatch and onEnter

Lecture 143 Refactor into Separate Files

Lecture 144 Refactor (Continued)

Lecture 145 Product Page

Lecture 146 Product Profile Page

Lecture 147 Source Code 11: Action Creators & Refactor

Section 14: Redux State in createStore

Lecture 148 Initial State in createStore

Lecture 149 Initial State Continued

Lecture 150 Add Generated Names with Faker

Lecture 151 Source Code 12: createStore

Section 15: Middleware & Async Dispatch

Lecture 152 Fake Backend and Middleware

Lecture 153 Thunk Middleware

Lecture 154 Thunk Checking State

Lecture 155 Get Profile Part 1

Lecture 156 Get Profile Part 2

Lecture 157 Get Profile Part 3

Lecture 158 Get Profile Part 4

Lecture 159 Get Names Refactor

Lecture 160 Add Random Name

Lecture 161 Random Name Continued

Lecture 162 Source Code 13: Middleware & Async Dispatch

Section 16: Redux Refactor, Log & Error Handling

Lecture 163 Refactor Name Reducers

Lecture 164 Using Actions

Lecture 165 Error Handling Part 1

Lecture 166 Error Handling Part 2

Lecture 167 Error Handling Part 3

Lecture 168 Source Code 14: Refactor, Log & Error Handling

Section 17: Products Lists and Profiles

Lecture 169 Product List

Lecture 170 Product List Continued

Lecture 171 Product Profile

Lecture 172 Product Profile Continued

Lecture 173 Error Handling Refactor

Lecture 174 Error Handling Refactor Continued

Lecture 175 Source Code 15: Lists & Profiles

Section 18: Loading Spinner & Error

Lecture 176 Loading Spinner

Lecture 177 Loading Spinner Continued

Lecture 178 Error Component

Lecture 179 Source Code 16: Loading Spinner & Error

Section 19: Adding User-Written Reviews

Lecture 180 Adding Reviews

Lecture 181 Adding Reviews Continued

Lecture 182 Adding Reviews Finale

Lecture 183 Adding User Reviews

Lecture 184 Refining Review Containers

Lecture 185 Refining Review Containers Continued

Lecture 186 Refining Review Containers Finale

Lecture 187 Source Code 17: User-Written Reviews

Section 20: Prototype & Refactor Error Handling

Lecture 188 Adding Prototypes

Lecture 189 Adding Prototypes Continued

Lecture 190 Action Types

Lecture 191 Refactoring Error Handling

Lecture 192 Error Handling Continued

Lecture 193 Source Code 18: Prototype & Refactor Errors

Section 21: Migrate to Webpack 2 & Build Production

Lecture 194 Migrating to Webpack 2

Lecture 195 Hot Reloading

Lecture 196 Hot Reloading Continued

Lecture 197 HTML Webpack Plugin

Lecture 198 Simple Production Build

Lecture 199 Dev Config File Update

Lecture 200 Source Code 19: Updating to Webpack 2 & Building

Section 22: Styling an App

Lecture 201 Final Styling Part 1

Lecture 202 Final Styling Part 2

Lecture 203 Final Styling Part 3

Lecture 204 Final Styling Part 4

Lecture 205 Final Styling Part 5

Lecture 206 Styling NavBar

Lecture 207 Styling Product List

Lecture 208 Styling Product List Continued

Lecture 209 Styling Product List Finale

Lecture 210 Styling Product Profile

Lecture 211 Styling Profile Continued

Lecture 212 Styling Review

Lecture 213 Styling Review Continued

Lecture 214 Styling Continued

Lecture 215 Styling Namelist

Lecture 216 Styling Namelist Continued

Lecture 217 Styling Namelist Finale

Lecture 218 Styling Layout Footer

Lecture 219 Footer Continued

Lecture 220 General Layout Styling

Lecture 221 Layout Styling Continued

Lecture 222 Font Work and More Styling

Lecture 223 Source Code 20: Styling App

Section 23: Epilogue

Lecture 224 React and Redux Final Thoughts

Lecture 225 Please rate this course

Lecture 226 Bonus Lecture: Community Newsletter

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Screenwriting 101: Learn From Hollywood Screenwriters

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Screenwriting 101: Learn From Hollywood Screenwriters
Last updated 5/2019
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Over 37 Hours of In-Depth Interviews with Hollywood Screenwriting Legends. Oscar Winners, Blockbuster Filmmaking & More!

What you'll learn
Tips and Knowledge from someone Hollywood's most successful screenwriters
Screenwriting Business tips
How to Navigate Hollywood

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Basic Understanding of Movies

Description
Join over 115,000+ students learning from our courses!There is NOTHING like this course on Udemy!Do you want to learn screenwriting from some Hollywood's greatest working screenwriters? Look no further. This course has almost 40 hours of in-depth discussions with more than two-dozen of today's most successful Hollywood screenwriters. From Oscar? Winners to Blockbuster Screenwriters to Indie Film Hits, this course has it all! The Dialogue goes behind the scenes of the fascinating craft of screenwriting. They share Their work habitsMethods and inspirationsSecrets of the tradeBusiness adviceEye-opening stories from life in the trenches of the film industryEach screenwriter discusses his or her filmography in great detail and breaks down the mechanics of one favorite scene from their produced work. If you want to elevate your scripts and stories - AND your screenwriting or filmmaking career -- to the highest possible level, this class is a must.They DON'T teach you this in Film School!------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What people are saying about our courses: "By far, the best director and cinematography course on the Internet." - Nate Carroll"I really enjoyed taking this class. It wasn't just that the subject was interesting to me, but the teacher also made the class intriguing. I would gladly recommend this class to anyone who would be interested." - Leah AmesVery helpful. Adds depth to your understanding and intuitive insights which you surely had if you happened to play with video shooting and editing without doing any learning beforehand. It's enriching. The movie samples are great as the clarify the points. Love it! - Yosi Tsitsu---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Your Host on this EPIC adventure: Producer Mike De Luca is responsible for some of the most groundbreaking films of the last 15 years. After enrolling in New York University's film studies program at 17, De Luca dropped out four credits shy of graduation to take an unpaid internship at New Line Cinema. He advanced quickly there under the tutelage of founder Robert Shaye and eventually became president of production.The Mask (1994), Se7en (1995), Boogie Nights (1997), Dark City (1998), Pleasantville (1998), and Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999) were all released under his supervision. In 2003, De Luca left New Line to become president of production at DreamWorks. After a brief tenure there, he left and signed a deal with Sony Pictures, where he produced Zathura (2005) and Ghost Rider (2006). His more recent work is The Social Network (2010), Moneyball (2011), and Captain Phillips (2013).Whether you are filmmaking as a pro, making movies on the weekends with a DSLR camera or deep into the craft of screenwriting this is for you.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Important information before you enroll:In case you find the course useless, don't forget you are covered by a 30 day money back guarantee, full refund, no questions asked!Once enrolled, you have unlimited, lifetime access to the course!You will have instant and free access to any updates we'll add to the course.I will give you my full support regarding any issues or suggestions related to the course.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you've got the dream.If you've got the drive.If you've got the passion - but you're missing the knowledge and experience...this course will help you write and sell your feature film screenplay.Enroll NOW! Let's get started!
Overview
Lecture 1 Introduction to The Dialogue
Section 1: Oscar Nominated and Winning Screenwriters
Lecture 2 Paul Haggis (Crash, Casino Royale, Million Dollar Baby)
Lecture 3 Shelton Turner ( Up in the Air, Lost in Translation)
Lecture 4 Nick Karzan (Reversal of Fortune)
Lecture 5 Marshall Herskovitz (The Last Samurai)
Lecture 6 Bruce Joel Ruben (Ghost, Jacob's Ladder)
Lecture 7 Paul Antanoso (Donnie Brasco, Quiz Show)
Lecture 8 Susannah Grant (Erin Brockovich)
Section 2: Blockbuster and Action Screenwriting
Lecture 9 David Goyer (Batman Begins, The Dark Knight)
Lecture 10 Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci (Transformers, Star Trek, MI3)
Lecture 11 Jim Uhls (Fight Club)
Lecture 12 Stuart Beetie (Pirates of the Caribbean, Collateral)
Lecture 13 Jonathan Henslieigh (The Rock, Armageddon, Die Hard 3)
Lecture 14 Jeff Nathson (Rush Hour, Twister)
Lecture 15 Ed Solomon (Men in Black, Now You See Me)
Lecture 16 Billy Ray (Hunger Games)
Lecture 17 Scott Rosenberg (Con Air, Gone in 60 Seconds)
Section 3: Comedy Screenwriting
Lecture 18 Bobby and Peter Farrelly (There's Something About Mary, Dumb & Dumber)
Lecture 19 Simon Kinberg (X-Men, Mr. and Mrs. Smith)
Lecture 20 Nia Vadarious (My Big Fat Greek Wedding)
Lecture 21 Lowell Ganz and Babaloo Mandel (A League of Their Own, Splash)
Lecture 22 John Hamberg (Meet the Parents, Zoolander)
Lecture 23 Peter Tolan (Analyze This, Analyze That)
Section 4: Dramatic Screenwriting
Lecture 24 Ted Griffin (Ocean's 11, Matchstick Men)
Lecture 25 Callie Khouri (Thelma and Louise)
Lecture 26 Robin Swicord (Memoirs of a Geisha, Curious Case of Benjamin Button)
Lecture 27 David Seltzer (The Omen, Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory)
Lecture 28 Jose Rivera (The Motorcycle Diaries)
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Darktable Software The Complete Course For Photo Editing

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Darktable Software The Complete Course For Photo Editing
Last updated 11/2020
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Language: English | Size: 6.90 GB | Duration: 9h 1m

Best open source software to organize edit and enhance photos

What you'll learn
Understand the dashboard of darktable
Import the photos
Classify the photos
Add informations to photos
Use basic adjustments
Use color adjustments
Add effects
Understand masks
Use masks
Work photos in black and white
Create selective black and white
Improve landscape photos
Improve portrait photos
Improve any photos
Use map mode
Use slideshow mode

Requirements
You need to download Darktable on your computer

Description
DarktableWelcome to Darktable software. Darktable is open source photo editing software. It is an image processing software which is a more than interesting alternative to the better known Adobe Lightroom. After working on both, Darktable present even more features than Lightroom in image processing. Darktable is even more complex in my opinion because many points are far from intuitive. Darktable is therefore specialized in processing in RAW format, that is to say a non-destructive raw data format. Indeed the modifications are saved compared to the original file which is kept at all times and thus allows for advanced processing. The software thus has two main modes: light table mode for importing and classifying photos, and darkroom mode for editing photos.Why use Darktable?Today if you want to work on photo editing with open source software, and you don't want to go through a Photoshop and Lightroom subscription, use Darktable. It is truly a benchmark and this tool is extremely powerful. Come and embellish all your photos with the advanced features offered by the software. Import, organize and add information about your photos so you can easily find them. Darktable, a very complete software that would be really stupid to ignore for photo editing. On the contrary, you have everything to have in retouching photos with this software.TrainingIn this course you will see how to use Darktable software from scratch. You will see step by step how to use the software with all these features in a structured way. At first you will see how to import photos, how to add information, organize them and also search them by metadata. You will then see how to edit all types of photos with the different modules, starting with favorite modules. So you will learn how to use the different editing tools. Finally you will see concrete examples of retouching to beautify and improve all your photos.
Overview
Section 1: Start with Darktable
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Install darktable and download ressources
Lecture 3 Dashboard
Section 2: Lighttable import photos
Lecture 4 Lighttable mode
Lecture 5 Navigation
Lecture 6 Import images
Lecture 7 Collect images
Lecture 8 Image information
Lecture 9 Recently used collections
Section 3: Lighttable selection and management of photos
Lecture 10 Selections
Lecture 11 Selected images
Lecture 12 History stack
Lecture 13 Styles
Section 4: Lighttable add informations and apply filters
Lecture 14 Metadata editor
Lecture 15 Tagging
Lecture 16 Export selected
Section 5: Darkroom mode start with favorite modules
Lecture 17 Darkroom mode
Lecture 18 Apply modules
Lecture 19 Import folder
Lecture 20 Add favorites modules
Section 6: Darkroom mode explication of favorite modules
Lecture 21 Module sharpen
Lecture 22 Module levels
Lecture 23 Module contrast brightness saturation
Lecture 24 Module color zones
Lecture 25 Module color balance
Lecture 26 Module basic adjustment
Lecture 27 Module base curve
Lecture 28 Module shadows and highlights
Lecture 29 Module white balance
Lecture 30 Module exposure
Section 7: Darkroom parameters
Lecture 31 Histogram
Lecture 32 Geotagging
Lecture 33 Edit parameters
Lecture 34 Presets
Lecture 35 Snapshots
Lecture 36 History panel
Lecture 37 Active modules
Lecture 38 Color picker
Lecture 39 Duplicate manager
Lecture 40 Reset parameters
Lecture 41 Tagging in darkroom mode
Lecture 42 Image information in darkroom mode
Section 8: Basic group
Lecture 43 Module color reconstruction
Lecture 44 Module crop and rotate
Lecture 45 Module invert
Section 9: Tone group
Lecture 46 Module fill light
Lecture 47 Module RGB curve
Lecture 48 Module RGB levels
Lecture 49 Module local contrast
Lecture 50 Module zone system
Section 10: Color group
Lecture 51 Module velvia
Lecture 52 Module channel mixer
Lecture 53 Module color contrast
Lecture 54 Module color correction
Lecture 55 Module monochrome
Lecture 56 Module color look table
Section 11: Correction group
Lecture 57 Module contrast equalizer
Lecture 58 Module perspective correction
Lecture 59 Module haze removal
Lecture 60 Module liquify
Lecture 61 Module retouch
Lecture 62 Module spot removal
Section 12: Effects group
Lecture 63 Module watermark
Lecture 64 Module framing
Lecture 65 Module split toning
Lecture 66 Module vignetting
Lecture 67 Module soften
Lecture 68 Module grain
Lecture 69 Module highpass
Lecture 70 Module lowpass
Lecture 71 Module lowlight vision
Lecture 72 Module bloom
Lecture 73 Module graduated density
Lecture 74 Module colorize
Section 13: Masks
Lecture 75 Blend mode
Lecture 76 Start with masks
Lecture 77 Draw mask brush
Lecture 78 Draw mask circle
Lecture 79 Draw mask ellipse
Lecture 80 Draw mask path
Lecture 81 Draw mask gradient
Lecture 82 Draw mask work with different shapes
Lecture 83 Parametric mask
Lecture 84 Draw and parametric mask
Lecture 85 Instances
Section 14: Work in black and white
Lecture 86 Work with pictures in black and white
Lecture 87 Portrait black and white
Section 15: Selective black and white
Lecture 88 Selective black and white example 1
Lecture 89 Selective black and white example 2
Lecture 90 Selective black and white example 3
Section 16: Training improve landscape photos
Lecture 91 Landscape photo 1
Lecture 92 Landscape photo 2
Lecture 93 Landscape photo 3
Lecture 94 Landscape photo 4
Section 17: Training edit portraits
Lecture 95 Change eyes color
Lecture 96 Smooth skin
Lecture 97 Light effect on portrait
Lecture 98 Edit face part 1
Lecture 99 Edit face part 2
Section 18: Map mode
Lecture 100 Map mode
Section 19: Slideshow mode
Lecture 101 Slideshow mode
People who want to edit photos,People who want a free alternative to lightroom,Students,Photographers

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11-16-2022, 11:12 AM
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Illustrator Masterclass Vector Graphic Software

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Illustrator Masterclass Vector Graphic Software
Last updated 3/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 5.75 GB | Duration: 15h 3m

Learn Adobe Illustrator from scratch master all the features to work with vector graphic design

What you'll learn
Learn all the basics
Create shapes
Use grid and guides
Master all tools
Manage symbols
Edit objects
Edit color gradient and stroke
Vectorize a picture
Add text
Use vector shapes
Add effects
Create a logo
Create a visit card
Create a post
Create a layout

Requirements
You need to have Adobe Illustrator on your computer

Description
Adobe Illustrator softwareAdobe Illustrator is a powerful drawing software offered by Adobe. Anyone who understands this software can use Illustrator to draw shapes and lines, create text or import graphics and images, create logos, and more. You can also use Illustrator to make a page layout for a book. , create a web page, create a brochure design, and of course make drawings on computer.Illustrator vector formatOne of the most important features of Adobe Illustrator is that the quality of the illustrations created because they are independent of the resolution at which they are displayed. This means that an image created in Illustrator can be enlarged or reduced to change the quality of the image. This is called the vector format. This format uses mathematical relationships using a set of polygons that make up the image, themselves composed of vectors. Each vector goes through a location called a node or control point. In comparison, photographs edited using tools such as Adobe Photoshop depend on the resolution and the quality of the image decreases when an image is enlarged. That's why we use Illustrator to create documents such as business cards, logos and drawings, because with this format they will never lose in quality.Training courseYou want to start in Illustrator to create your visuals but you do not know how to do it or you have difficulties to start. This course will allow you to master all the basics of the software. You can then work calmly on your personal projects. It is for everyone who wants to learn the software, professional or private. I will show you how to learn Illustrator from scratch, you will learn how to use the different tools, to know the interface of work, to apply effects, to vectorize an image ... All of these elements, we We will also see them in specific training sessions such as drawing shapes, creating a logo or a business card.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Start with Illusrator
Lecture 2 Manage dashboard
Lecture 3 Change displays of windows
Lecture 4 Preferences
Lecture 5 Document setup
Lecture 6 Manage artboards
Lecture 7 Move with hand
Lecture 8 Zoom
Section 3: Create save and export
Lecture 9 Create new document
Lecture 10 Start with template
Lecture 11 Save document
Lecture 12 Export work
Lecture 13 Export with slice tool
Section 4: Layers
Lecture 14 Layers part 1
Lecture 15 Layers part 2
Section 5: Selection tool
Lecture 16 Selection tool
Lecture 17 Direct selection tool
Lecture 18 Group selection tool
Lecture 19 Magic wand tool
Lecture 20 Lasso tool
Section 6: Basic shapes
Lecture 21 Rectangle tool
Lecture 22 Rounded rectangle tool
Lecture 23 Ellipse tool
Lecture 24 Polygon tool
Lecture 25 Star tool
Section 7: Path tools
Lecture 26 Pen tool
Lecture 27 Add anchor point tool
Lecture 28 Anchor point tool
Lecture 29 Line tool
Lecture 30 Spiral tool
Lecture 31 Arc tool
Lecture 32 Flare tool
Lecture 33 Rectangular grid tool
Lecture 34 Polar grid tool
Section 8: Drawing tool
Lecture 35 Paint brush tool
Lecture 36 Pencil tool
Lecture 37 Smooth tool
Lecture 38 Join tool
Lecture 39 Path eraser tool
Lecture 40 Shaper tool
Lecture 41 Eraser tool
Lecture 42 Scissor tool
Lecture 43 Knife tool
Section 9: Transform tool
Lecture 44 Rotate tool
Lecture 45 Reflect tool
Lecture 46 Free transform tool
Lecture 47 Scale tool
Lecture 48 Puppet warp tool
Lecture 49 Mesh tool
Section 10: Conception tool
Lecture 50 Shape builder tool
Lecture 51 Reshape tool
Lecture 52 Blob brush tool
Lecture 53 Blend tool
Lecture 54 Perspective grid tool
Lecture 55 Perspective selection tool
Lecture 56 Measure tool
Section 11: Shape deformation
Lecture 57 Width tool
Lecture 58 Warp tool
Lecture 59 Twirl tool
Lecture 60 Pucker tool
Lecture 61 Bloat tool
Lecture 62 Scallop tool
Lecture 63 Crystallize tool
Lecture 64 Wrinckle tool
Section 12: Graphs
Lecture 65 Column graph tool
Lecture 66 Stacked column graph tool
Lecture 67 Bar graph tool
Lecture 68 Stacked bar graph tool
Lecture 69 Pie graph tool
Section 13: Symbols
Lecture 70 Symbol library
Lecture 71 Symbol sprayer tool
Lecture 72 Symbol shifter tool
Lecture 73 Symbol scruncher tool
Lecture 74 Symbol sizer tool
Lecture 75 Symbol spinner tool
Lecture 76 Symbol stainer tool
Lecture 77 Symbol screener tool
Section 14: Color gradient and stroke
Lecture 78 Color panel
Lecture 79 Gradient tool
Lecture 80 Gradient on stroke
Lecture 81 Manage stroke
Lecture 82 Eyedropper tool
Lecture 83 Live paint bucket tool
Section 15: Manage text
Lecture 84 Type tool
Lecture 85 Area type tool
Lecture 86 Type on a path tool
Lecture 87 Vertical type tool
Lecture 88 Vertical area type tool
Lecture 89 Vertical type on a path tool
Lecture 90 Touch type tool
Lecture 91 Manage glyphs
Lecture 92 Wrap text around object
Lecture 93 Gradient on text
Section 16: Grid and guides
Lecture 94 Manage the grid
Lecture 95 Manage the guides
Section 17: Basic technics
Lecture 96 Pathfinder
Lecture 97 Edit transformations
Lecture 98 Manage alignments
Lecture 99 Manage distribution
Lecture 100 Arrange objects
Lecture 101 Offset objects
Lecture 102 Group objects
Lecture 103 Transform each
Lecture 104 Duplicate objects
Section 18: Mask
Lecture 105 Clipping mask
Lecture 106 Transparency mask
Section 19: Image trace
Lecture 107 Import image
Lecture 108 Convert image into tracing object
Lecture 109 Convert tracing object into paths
Lecture 110 Paint effect with image trace
Section 20: Effect
Lecture 111 3D effect
Lecture 112 Convert to shape effect
Lecture 113 Distort effect
Lecture 114 Pathfinder effect
Lecture 115 SVG effect
Lecture 116 Warp effect
Lecture 117 Artistic effect
Lecture 118 Blur effect
Lecture 119 Stylize effect
Lecture 120 Brush strokes effect
Lecture 121 Sketch effect
Lecture 122 Texture effect
Section 21: Trainings basic drawing
Lecture 123 Create basic character part 1
Lecture 124 Create basic character part 2
Lecture 125 Basic drawing with gradients and shapes part 1
Lecture 126 Basic drawing with gradients and shapes part 2
Section 22: Trainings graphic document
Lecture 127 Logo fitness part 1
Lecture 128 Logo fitness part 1
Lecture 129 Logo fitness part 2
Lecture 130 Create a layout for marine study part 1
Lecture 131 Create a layout for marine study part 2
Lecture 132 Double page layout for magazine part 1
Lecture 133 Double page layout for magazine part 2
Lecture 134 Create a drawing for invitation part 1
Lecture 135 Create a drawing for invitation part 2
Lecture 136 Create a post for burger party part 1
Lecture 137 Create a post for burger party part 2
Lecture 138 Create a gift card part 1
Lecture 139 Create a gift card part 2
Lecture 140 Create a resume part 1
Lecture 141 Create a resume part 2
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11-16-2022, 11:16 AM
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Cure Insomnia - || - udemy

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Cure Insomnia - || - udemy
Published 8/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 8.01 GB | Duration: 7h 12m

Increase both the quantity and quality of your sleep.

What you'll learn
Sleep deeper and longer.
A combination of quick fixes and long term solution for insomnia problem.
Understand How important a good night rest is.
Improve your overall health and mood.
Improve the quality of life.
Wake up feeling rested and rejuvenated.
Explore research based natural remedies and life style changes to sleep better.

Requirements
No Requirements

Description
[Audio Only Course]This course tries to turn around your attitude towards sleep, especially if you are among millions who don't get good sleep or consider it not that important. We will learn to use meditation and breathing practices as tools to restore natural rhythms for a healthy, balanced life. For each day there are two sessions. In the first session, you learn about some researched-based, really useful lifestyle changes. This helps you create the most conducive environment for a good night's rest. There is also a daily meditation practice that tries to change, your relationship with sleep and helps you to overcome the underlying causes of your sleep problem. The second session is a sleep time session. As the name suggests, this one is a bedtime session in which using various yogic meditation and breathing techniques, you are guided into a restful sleep. Whether your sleep is affected for the past few days or you are suffering from chronic insomnia (that is, you have trouble sleeping at least three times a week for more than one month), this course will help you to increase both the quantity and quality of your sleep. With it, you fall into deep sleep more quickly and stay there longer, optimizing the healing and refreshing benefits of sleep.

Overview

Section 1: Day Eight

Lecture 1 Sleep Environment

Lecture 2 Sleep Time Eight

Section 2: Day Nine

Lecture 3 Trying Not To Try

Lecture 4 Sleep Time Nine

Section 3: Day Ten

Lecture 5 Move To Sleep

Lecture 6 Sleep Time Ten

Section 4: Day Eleven

Lecture 7 Let Go

Lecture 8 Sleep Time Eleven

Section 5: Day Twelve

Lecture 9 Food

Lecture 10 Sleep Time Twelve

Section 6: Day Thirteen

Lecture 11 An Ayurvedic Remedy

Lecture 12 Sleep Time Thirteen

Section 7: Day Fourteen

Lecture 13 Minimum Sleep

Lecture 14 Sleep Time Fourteen

Section 8: Day Fifteen

Lecture 15 Sum It Up

Lecture 16 Sleep Time Fifteen

Section 9: Practice Sessions

Lecture 17 B One : Back To Sleep

Lecture 18 B Two : Back To Sleep

Lecture 19 B Three : Back To Sleep

Lecture 20 B Four : Daily Daytime practice

Anybody who have trouble falling into sleep, or don't feel well rested upon waking up.,People who are busy and want to make the most of their sleep time,People who live high stress lives and want to calm their mind and fall asleep quickly and easily,People who want to help others improve their sleep (such as coaches or loved ones)

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11-16-2022, 11:19 AM
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Photoshop For Landscaper And Garden Design

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Photoshop For Landscaper And Garden Design
Last updated 1/2021
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 7.42 GB | Duration: 9h 15m

Master Photoshop for garden renderings

What you'll learn
Manage dashboard
Edit windows
Create new document
Save and export
Find images
Understand layers with garden photos
Use layer mask
Create selections
Improve selections
Crop trees
Master the main tools for garden design
Edit photo elements with correction tools
Use pen tool
Use brush
Apply patterns
Xork with perspective to place trees
Add filters
Create textures
Improve colors
Use adjustment layers
Use tree filter
Improve terrace
Improve blank garden
Create render before after
Create futur render of garden
Use processes to change textures

Requirements
You need to have Photoshop

Description
Photoshop for garden landscapingWelcome to this Photoshop training specially dedicated to garden landscaping. This course will allow you to use Photoshop to visualize landscaping through editing and photo editing. The possibilities of Photoshop are endless and the software is extremely versatile. Many tools and techniques will be seen in the training, and the main focus is on dedicated learning for landscape work. Photoshop is useful for garden design because it allows above all to give an idea of rendering a future garden. Thus it is quite possible to take a blank photo of a field, and use Photoshop to add plants, change textures and give a view of the future project. Who is the course for?This course is for everyone who wants to use Photoshop specifically for landscaping and garden design. You are a student in graphic design, you are a student in landscape, you are a student in architecture, you are a professional who wishes to have complementary skills, or simply a particular eager to learn about Photoshop and this theme, so this course is for you .Training courseIn this training, you will learn Photoshop for garden design. The goal is to master the software from the beginning. You will start by learning the basics with the work interface, the layer system or even the masks, always with examples on photos of garden landscaping. You will learn the main selections and tools for making photo montage and rendering. Several techniques will be seen to change the texture of floors, apply patterns or improve selections. Training will also be present on the basis of a photo to be arranged. Basics of a plan with Photoshop will also be covered. At the end of the training, you will be able to take a photo and make a montage to visualize a future garden.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Start with Photoshop
Lecture 2 Manage dashboard
Lecture 3 Edit toolbar
Lecture 4 Create new document
Lecture 5 Save and export document
Lecture 6 Navigation on document
Lecture 7 History panel
Lecture 8 File difference
Lecture 9 Find images
Lecture 10 Move tool
Lecture 11 Crop image
Section 3: Understand the layers
Lecture 12 Manage layers
Lecture 13 Layer groups
Lecture 14 Layer mask
Lecture 15 Blend mode
Lecture 16 Free transform
Section 4: Master selections
Lecture 17 Basic selections
Lecture 18 Advanced selections
Lecture 19 Refine selections
Section 5: Master tools for corrections
Lecture 20 Correct defauts
Lecture 21 Clone elements
Lecture 22 Apply erasers
Section 6: Pen tool and anchor points
Lecture 23 Pen tool
Lecture 24 Edit anchor points
Section 7: Colors and gradients
Lecture 25 Manage colors and gradients
Lecture 26 Eyedropper tool
Section 8: Add corrections with brush
Lecture 27 Brush tool
Lecture 28 Lighten and darken
Lecture 29 Blur and sharpen
Section 9: Patterns
Lecture 30 Create patterns
Lecture 31 Apply patterns
Lecture 32 Scale pattern example 1
Lecture 33 Scale pattern example 2
Section 10: Tree filter
Lecture 34 Filter tree part 1
Lecture 35 Filter tree part 2
Section 11: Adjustment layers
Lecture 36 Adjustment layers
Lecture 37 Main adjustment layers
Lecture 38 Adjustment layers on selections
Section 12: Add text
Lecture 39 Add text
Lecture 40 Add notes
Section 13: Create shapes
Lecture 41 Create shapes
Lecture 42 Add arrows
Lecture 43 Selection and direct selection
Section 14: Grid guides and columns
Lecture 44 Columns and rows
Lecture 45 Guides
Lecture 46 Manage grid
Section 15: Alignments
Lecture 47 Alignments
Lecture 48 Distribution
Section 16: Processes to change ground texture
Lecture 49 Change texture on ground example 1
Lecture 50 Change texture on ground example 2
Lecture 51 Change texture on ground example 3
Section 17: Processes to change wall texture
Lecture 52 Change texture on wall example 1
Lecture 53 Change texture on wall example 2
Lecture 54 Change texture on wall example 3
Section 18: Processes to change grass color
Lecture 55 Change grass color example 1
Lecture 56 Change grass color example 2
Section 19: Filters
Lecture 57 Filters part 1
Lecture 58 Filters part 2
Section 20: Project garden design
Lecture 59 Project garden add corrections
Lecture 60 Project garden apply patterns
Lecture 61 Project garden add trees
Lecture 62 Project garden create flower bed 1
Lecture 63 Project garden create flower bed 2
Lecture 64 Project garden finish work
Section 21: Project terrace
Lecture 65 Project terrace part 1
Lecture 66 Project terrace part 2
Lecture 67 Project terrace part 3
Section 22: Graphic documents
Lecture 68 Add description
Lecture 69 Render before after
Section 23: Basics of plan
Lecture 70 Plan with shapes part 1
Lecture 71 Plan with shapes part 2
Lecture 72 Plan with patterns part 1
Lecture 73 Plan with patterns part 2
Lecture 74 Conception plan
Lecture 75 Planting plan
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11-16-2022, 11:23 AM
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Sketchup And Photoshop For Landscaping

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Sketchup And Photoshop For Landscaping
Last updated 4/2021
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
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Create garden renderings with Sketchup 3D modeling and Photoshop image editing

What you'll learn
Use Sketchup free for deskop
Understand navigation in Sketchup
Create shapes
Create volumes
Add materials
Create components
Use 3D warehouse
Create transformations
Create scenes
Import plants
Create terrace
Create decorative pots
Create garden
Use Photoshop
Understand dashboard
Use layer panel
Create layer mask
Create montage with different photos
Crop trees
Change ground texture
Create patterns
Edit photos
Add guides
Manage alignments
Terrace design with photo montage
Garden design with photo montage
Complete garden render from garden photo
Introduce render

Requirements
You need to have Sketchup free online
You need to have Photoshop

Description
Landscaping renderingAre you planning to become a landscaper ? Want to use rendering software to model your garden landscaping ideas? Want to do it with affordable software? Or do you just want to learn more about Photoshop and Sketchup for garden design ? So discover this course which will allow you to create different types of rendering in order to model your ideas, and thus to offer communication supports.For this you will see two types of softwareSketchup free in browser versionSketchup will allow you to make 3D garden models. Thanks to all the tools, it is possible to render 3D garden using the different tools, adding materials, importing plants from the online library, and creating animations thanks to the scenes. So you can create a house and the whole garden design.PhotoshopPhotoshop will be a different tool. With Photoshop you can work on renderings from existing photos. The purpose of using Photoshop in landscape architecture is to visualize landscaping changes through a photo. Thus, from a photo, you can modify elements, add trees, change textures and more.Training videoIn this training, you will learn how to use Sketchup in the browser version, which is the completely free version. The entire software will be covered, with examples related to landscape planning. There will also be a garden creation project. Next, you will learn how to use Photoshop for garden landscaping. You can start with the trial version or have Photoshop as a subscription with Adobe. You will learn what there is to know in Photoshop for landscaping. There will also be concrete garden landscaping projects based on photos.
Overview
Section 1: Start with Sketchup
Lecture 1 Manage dashboard
Lecture 2 Manage navigation
Lecture 3 Manage selections
Lecture 4 Create and open document
Section 2: Create shapes
Lecture 5 Create rectangles
Lecture 6 Create circles
Lecture 7 Create lines
Lecture 8 Create arcs
Section 3: Transformations
Lecture 9 Push pull
Lecture 10 Create object with follow me
Lecture 11 Create offset
Lecture 12 Move elements
Lecture 13 Create rotations
Lecture 14 Duplicate elements
Lecture 15 Erase elements
Lecture 16 Smooth edges
Section 4: Add guides
Lecture 17 Create guides
Lecture 18 Add text
Lecture 19 Add dimensions
Section 5: Materials
Lecture 20 Add materials
Lecture 21 Import materials
Lecture 22 Resize material
Section 6: Components
Lecture 23 Components part 1
Lecture 24 Components part 2
Section 7: 3D warehouse for garden
Lecture 25 3D warehouse part 1
Lecture 26 3D warehouse part 2
Lecture 27 Edit groups
Section 8: Add scenes
Lecture 28 Add scenes
Lecture 29 Add sections
Lecture 30 Change styles
Section 9: Project decorative pots
Lecture 31 Project decorative pots create base
Lecture 32 Project decorative pots create pots
Lecture 33 Project decorative pots add texture
Lecture 34 Project decorative pots add plants
Lecture 35 Project decorative pots add character
Lecture 36 Project decorative pots add scenes
Section 10: Project garden
Lecture 37 Project garden create base
Lecture 38 Project garden create terrace
Lecture 39 Project garden add path
Lecture 40 Project garden flower bed detail elements
Lecture 41 Project garden flower beds main elements
Lecture 42 Project garden grass area
Lecture 43 Project garden add decorations
Lecture 44 Project garden add scenes
Lecture 45 Project garden add dimensions
Lecture 46 Project garden export work
Section 11: Start with Photoshop
Lecture 47 Manage dashboard
Lecture 48 Edit toolbar
Lecture 49 Manage navigation
Lecture 50 File difference
Lecture 51 Find images
Lecture 52 Selection and direct selection
Lecture 53 Create new document
Lecture 54 Save and export document
Section 12: Layers
Lecture 55 layers
Lecture 56 Layer groups
Lecture 57 Layer mask
Lecture 58 Blend mode
Section 13: Create selections
Lecture 59 Basic selections
Lecture 60 Advanced selections
Lecture 61 Refine selections
Lecture 62 Free transform
Section 14: Add corrections
Lecture 63 Crop image
Lecture 64 Correct defaults
Lecture 65 Clone elements
Lecture 66 Blur and sharpen
Lecture 67 Lighten and darken
Section 15: Master pen
Lecture 68 Pen tool
Lecture 69 Edit anchor points
Section 16: Manage colors
Lecture 70 Manage colors
Lecture 71 Recuperate color with eyedropper
Lecture 72 Apply erasers
Section 17: Edit with brush
Lecture 73 Brush tool
Lecture 74 Add arrows
Section 18: Add patterns
Lecture 75 Create patterns
Lecture 76 Apply patterns
Lecture 77 Scale pattern example 1
Lecture 78 Scale pattern example 2
Section 19: Tree filter
Lecture 79 Filter tree part 1
Lecture 80 Filter tree part 2
Section 20: Photo adjustments
Lecture 81 Adjustment layers
Lecture 82 Main adjustment layers
Lecture 83 Adjustment layers on selections
Section 21: Add text
Lecture 84 Add text
Lecture 85 Add notes
Section 22: Create shapes
Lecture 86 Create shapes
Section 23: Grid guides and columns
Lecture 87 Add guides
Lecture 88 Columns and rows
Lecture 89 Manage grid
Section 24: Master alignments
Lecture 90 Manage alignments
Lecture 91 Manage distribution
Section 25: Change ground texture
Lecture 92 Change texture on ground example 1
Lecture 93 Change texture on ground example 2
Lecture 94 Change texture on ground example 3
Section 26: Change grass color
Lecture 95 Change grass color example 1
Lecture 96 Change grass color example 2
Section 27: Add filters
Lecture 97 Filters part 1
Lecture 98 Filters part 2
Section 28: Training edit complete garden from photo
Lecture 99 Project garden add corrections
Lecture 100 Project garden apply patterns
Lecture 101 Project garden add trees
Lecture 102 Project garden create flower bed 1
Lecture 103 Project garden create flower bed 2
Lecture 104 Project garden finish work
Section 29: Training edit terrace
Lecture 105 Project terrace part 1
Lecture 106 Project terrace part 2
Lecture 107 Project terrace part 3
Section 30: Introduce your work
Lecture 108 Add description
Lecture 109 Render before after
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TTC - Great Artists of the Italian Renaissance

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TTC - Great Artists of the Italian Renaissance
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No era of artistic achievement is as renowned as the Renaissance, and no country holds a higher place in that period than Italy. The supreme works created in Florence, Rome, Venice, and other Italian cities by such masters as Leonardo da Vinci, Botticelli, Michelangelo, Raphael, and Titian have never equaled..

No era of artistic achievement is as renowned as the Renaissance, and no country holds a higher place in that period than Italy. The supreme works created in Florence, Rome, Venice, and other Italian cities by such masters as Leonardo da Vinci, Botticelli, Michelangelo, Raphael, and Titian have never equaled and have established a canon of beauty that pervades Western culture to this day.
"These Arts, in their highest province, are not addressed to the gross senses, but to the desires of the mind, to that spark of divinity which we have within."
-Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1786
To view these works is to enter a world that is incomparably rich, filled with emotion and drama that is palpable, though sometimes mysterious to our modern sensibility.
To study these works with an expert is to penetrate that mystery and gain a new appreciation for how these masterpieces were created and what they meant to the artists and people of the time.
Experience the Vision of Great Art with an Expert Guide
Professor William Kloss is your guide through this visual feast in an artist-centered survey that explores hundreds of paintings and sculptures by scores of artists.
An independent art historian, scholar, and curator, Professor Kloss is a frequent lecturer for the Smithsonian Institution's seminar and travel program. He has served on the Committee for the Preservation of the White House by presidential appointment since 1990, and he is the author of several books and exhibition catalogs.
Commenting on Kloss's eloquent writing, The Washington Post marveled that "his pointed and persuasive perceptions are not easily resisted."
Unlock the Mysteries of Renaissance Art
Take Botticelli's Primavera, a bewitching allegory of springtime featuring two gods, three goddesses, the three Graces, and Cupid, set in a lush orange grove. Its sheer beauty transfixes visitors to Florence's Uffizi Gallery, where it hangs today. But what does it mean?
Noting that for centuries scholars have debated the painting's symbolism, Professor Kloss directs your attention to a few intriguing details
The orange tree foliage makes a halo around the central figure of Venus, connecting her with the Virgin Mary. According to Renaissance thought, Venus may also represent humanitas-culture or civilization.
On the right, flowers float from the mouth of the nymph Cloris, and her finger is merging with a flower in the gown of Flora, goddess of spring. One is metamorphosing into the other as spring arrives in this ideal glade of divine love.
Meanwhile on the left, Mercury is waving his staff to dispel a tiny patch of clouds. He is clearing the atmosphere-the intellect-for the three Graces who represent culture and the arts.
Professor Kloss then points out another equally rich interpretation and concludes, "A bad artist could do terrible things with such a complex story, but fortunately a great artist was at hand to visualize this elaborate subject."
The same can be said for all of the artists in this course, and it is through their distinctive styles, innovations, and matchless skill that you learn about this remarkable period.
What Is the Renaissance?
These lectures cover art history at the times of the Early Renaissance and the High Renaissance, which extended from about 1400 to about 1520. Italy is the first and principal location of the Renaissance, and it was in Florence that it took its deepest root.
The word renaissance means rebirth, and it is the name given to the transition from medieval to modern times in Europe, when the rediscovery of ancient Greek and Roman culture sparked a creative revolution in the humanities, the sciences, and the arts.
Humanism, a philosophical, literary, and artistic ideal, went hand in hand with this rebirth. It emphasized the dignity and potential of humanity and inspired secular studies, as well as the creation of art that reflected the forms and ideas of the Classical era. Renaissance society-and art-was permeated with religion.
In the arts, this new approach encompassed powerful new techniques for representing the human figure and the visible world, and also new attitudes about the roles of artists in society. From a modest rank as craftsman, the artist gradually rose to a status comparable to poets and philosophers.
Examine Works by More Than 40 Great Artists
The first 25 lectures examine the artists of Central Italy, where Florence is located, then the focus shifts to Northern Italy. You cover the works of more than 40 artists, among them
Filippo Brunelleschi and Donatello: One an architect, the other a sculptor, they were the principal founders of the Renaissance style. Florence cannot be properly understood without looking at Brunelleschi's buildings, notably his dome for the Florence Cathedral. The influence of Donatello's sculpture was unequalled before Michelangelo.
Masaccio: The greatest painter of the Early Renaissance is studied in two lectures; he is compared to Giotto, the great "proto-Renaissance" master of a century earlier.
Piero della Francesca: Now considered one of the greatest Renaissance painters, he was primarily associated with smaller urban centers such as Urbino and Arezzo, where he created the fresco cycle The Legend of the True Cross.
Botticelli: Two lectures are devoted to this master whose wistful grace gave way to anguished expression as the religious climate in Florence took a fanatical turn under the reformer Savonarola.
Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Raphael: For many, this triumvirate is synonymous with the High Renaissance. Their influence and fame have scarcely waned from their day to our own. Seven lectures are devoted to their work.
Andrea Mantegna: Master painter in Padua and Mantua, his art has a sculptural quality combined with rich color and a spirit of pathos. He was also an innovator in spatial illusionism in painting.
Carpaccio and Gentile Bellini: This pair excelled in rendering contemporary Venice in vivid narrative cycles. They are included in an eight-lecture sequence on Venice, the proud center of culture in northern, Adriatic Italy.
Antonello da Messina and Giovanni Bellini: Both working in Venice, they achieved such brilliant effects with the new oil medium that they inspired many other artists to adopt it. Giovanni Bellini was the younger brother of Gentile.
Giorgione and Titian: From Giovanni Bellini's workshop came two artists who helped define the Venetian High Renaissance. Giorgione altered the development of Western art, and Titian blended the achievements of Giorgione, central Italian painting, and his own coloristic genius into a style of stirring beauty.
Some of the Art You See
The visual content of this course puts it in a class with heavily illustrated art books. Some 500 images of paintings, sculptures, prints, drawings, maps, buildings, and architectural details are featured. Many works are explored in considerable depth, with searching commentary by Professor Kloss that is both enlightening and personal. For example
Church of San Lorenzo, by Brunelleschi: "Brunelleschi's architecture reflects the scale of the human being. I have a greater sense of calm and comfort and well-being in that church than any other Italian church until we get to the work of Palladio well over 100 years later. It's an extraordinary experience."
St. George, by Donatello: "The widespread legs of the figure and the central axis of the shield lead us up to the head, the vigilant, intelligent head, a thinking head. We take it far too much for granted, but Donatello has been able to give the power of thought to the head of George."
Ginevra de' Benci, by Leonardo da Vinci: "The strangely unemotional character of the face, the dreamy eyes, don't really connect with ours. This seems to be more of a projection of Leonardo's own secretive personality than a record of the sitter's. I think that it is generally true of portrait artists that they project themselves to a large degree onto their sitters."
The Sistine Chapel Ceiling, by Michelangelo: "Do I think that the Sistine Ceiling was the victim of a poor or careless restoration? No, I do not; emphatically, I do not. These are the colors that we should have expected to see. These are in fact the colors of much later 16th-century Italian painting. We always knew that Michelangelo invented the poses of the human body that were used by everyone for the rest of the century. Now we know that he may have invented the colors as well."
Baldassare Castiglione, by Raphael: "Look in his eyes. Look at the wonderful blue-green of his eyes against the flesh tones and against the grayish background. The color scheme of the whole thing is a flawless consonance of gray, black, flesh tones, of perfectly defined volumes, persuasive description, and in every sense it's the true likeness of the man. It is what we call a speaking likeness."
The Tempest, by Giorgione: "This is one of the most puzzling paintings in art history. My preferred explanation: The soldier and the broken columns symbolize fortitude or constancy. The woman and child stand for Christian love. The threatening storm over the town and the country is a symbol of fortune or chance. What is distinctly uncommon here is the subordination of the emblematic devices to the evocative landscape. This is the first instance of Italian painting in which a landscape is given the principal role, not just a supporting role, but the principal role."
You discuss many other major masterpieces in detail, from Giotto's frescoes for the Arena Chapel and Ghiberti's bronze doors for the Florence Baptistery to Leonardo's The Last Supper and Michelangelo's Last Judgment.
Terms and Techniques
Professor Kloss offers other insights as well. Did you know that it is incorrect to refer to Leonardo as "da Vinci," which is not his last name but the indication of his town of birth? Or that the Renaissance was put on hold for half a century due to the Black Death? Or that Renaissance marble sculpture was sometimes painted?
You also learn how to recognize saints from the symbols that accompany them: St. Paul by his sword, St. Peter by his keys, and St. Jerome by the stone in his hand with which he strikes himself in penance for his sins.
Of great use in your further studies are the terms and techniques that Professor Kloss explains
In Italian, the 14th century is called the Trecento. The literal meaning is 300, but it is shorthand for the 1300s. Likewise, the 15th century is called the Quattrocento and the 16th the Cinquecento. These Italian terms are commonly used in art historical writing and speaking about Italian art.
Fresco means fresh in Italian. The technique involves painting on a shallow layer of freshly troweled wet plaster (the intonaco) with water-based pigments, which penetrate into the plaster. Rapid execution is required before the plaster sets overnight, allowing one working day. The area that can be covered is thus called a giornata (day, or day's work).
In linear or one-point perspective, the vanishing point corresponds to the spectator's viewpoint, and that is why the pictorial space can be felt as an extension of the viewer's real space. Leon Battista Alberti, the architect who first published a formulation of these principles in 1435, likened the picture surface to a window.
Drying oils such as linseed oil and walnut oil form a solid film when exposed to the air for long enough time. Because they dry slowly, they can be applied evenly over a wide surface. The color, bound in the oil, has a richness and a luminosity that comes from the translucency of the medium.
Uffizi, the name of the famous museum in Florence, in English means simply offices-the original function of the museum building.
The Renaissance: 120 Years That Transformed Art
In the final two lectures, Professor Kloss looks at the Renaissance as a whole and surveys the political, social, and religious events of the early 16th century that brought profound change to Italy and the rest of Europe. He then examines how art inevitably changed as a result.
Altogether, the Renaissance lasted about 120 years, and the period of the High Renaissance a little over 40 years. No later Western art can be discussed without reference to this era-especially as it matured and flourished in the cities of Italy.

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