Photoshop Studio with Bert Monroy: Digital Painting

Originally published: 2008. Publisher: New Riders Publishing. ISBN-10: 0321515870.
Aside from Bert's enviable skills as a world-renowned Photoshop artist, he's a passionate engaging, and brilliant teacher who is able to take the miracles he creates in Photoshop and share them with us in a way that lets us do things in Photoshop that we never thought we could.

—Scott Kelby

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Photoshop Studio with Bert Monroy: Lessons in Digital Painting (DVD ROM)

Originally published: 2008. Publisher: New Riders Publishing. ISBN-10: 0321603656.
Bert invites you into his personal studio in Berkeley, California, to share the inspirations and secrets behind his stunning art using Adobe Photoshop. In this video, Bert continues to develop the core principles of his book Photoshop Studio with Bert Monroy: Digital Painting, dissecting more paintings and takes you even further along on the path of your own creative process with 13 new demonstrations and lessons.

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Commercial Photoshop with Bert Monroy

Originally published: 2003. Publisher: New Riders Publishing. ISBN-10: 0-7357-1388-X.
Bert combines years of experience and a detailed approach to make images that astonish people when they realize what they are looking at. He shares that approach here with you. Seeing behind the curtain, however, makes the results no less astonishing.

—Mark Hamburg

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Photoshop Studio with Bert Monroy

Originally published: 2002. Publisher: New Riders Publishing. ISBN-10: 0735712468.
Whether you're a first time Photoshop user or an old pro, you'll find this book an important addition to your library. In addition, the casual user of Photoshop can look like a pro faster than imagined by employing the carefully outlined techniques explored and explained in this book.

—John C. Dvorak

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Bert Monroy: Photorealistic Techniques with Photoshop and Illustrator

Originally published: 1999. Publisher: New Riders Publishing. ISBN-10: 0735709696.
This book offers unique insight into how a master of the craft uses his tools. Monroy's techniques, culled from 20 years of digital image-making, demonstrate the breadth of 3-D photorealistic results that can be achieved using 2-D illustrative tools.

This oversize paperback features useful techniques from real-world projects. In many cases, we get to see the progress of an image, starting with the most basic elements: the sketch in Adobe Illustrator. From there, Monroy takes the Illustrator image into Photoshop for finishing.

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Photoshop Channel CHOPS

Originally published: 1998. Authors: David Biedny, Bert Monroy, Nathan Moody.
Publisher: New Riders Publishing. ISBN: 1562057235.
This book deals with aspects of Photoshop not covered in any other book. It has been heralded as one of the most important volumes on Photoshop that must be included on a Photoshop professional's bookcase.

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Photoshop 4

Originally published: 1997. Authors: Yoshinori Kaizu, Bert Monroy. Publisher: Agosto, Japan. ISBN-10: 4893695320.
This books appeares only in Japanese.

Adobe Photoshop A Visual Guide to the Mac

Originally published: 1996. Authors: David Biedny, Bert Monroy. Publisher: Addison-Wesley. ISBN-10: 0201489937.
This book was a step-by-step guide to using the features of Photoshop 3.0. It was published in many languages throughout the world. Strangely enough, it can still be found on store book shelves every now and then.

Adobe Photoshop Handbook

Originally published: 1993. Authors: David Biedny, Bert Monroy. 2.5 Edition update: Mark Siprut. Publisher: Bantam Computer Books. ISBN: 0-679-79128-0.
Mark Siprut was added to the team for this update of the original.

The Official Adobe Photoshop Handbook

Originally published: 1990. Authors: David Biedny, Bert Monroy. Publisher: Bantam Computer Books. ISBN-10: 0553348760.
This was the first book ever written on Photoshop. It was the only book for almost two years. David Biedny and Bert Monroy were able to compile the information due to the fact that they were working with Photoshop before Adobe purchased it from the Knoll brothers. Though it was written for version 1.2, release was held to coincide with the release of version 2.0. The first chapter covered the features of the new version.

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