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Thank you both for your replies. Just so you know, I have read through the archives on this subject but I wanted some fresh perspectives as well to better help me to contrast the two in my head.

Any ...

I've used Photoshop since 3.0 and I love it, but I'm curious about Painter 7. Id like some of you Painter users out there to give me the long and skinny on what makes Painter so good. I'm not intere ...

It's not much and you may think it's gawd awful, but this is what I came up with.

http://www.geocities.com/deciblexl/color_idea.jpg

dustin

http://www.geocities.com/deciblexl/digital/hosaka_test_04.jpg
Im looking for a critique. I know some parts look used and some parts look brand spanking new. I'm going to fix that. Even the scratch ...

Also, her hair doesnt look very wet. Nice pic though.

dustin

I really like this. A few suggestions: Thin out his neck a bit, and add some more detail to some areas like the pants, cape, hands, etc.

very nice,
dustin

I'm using R6 on a VIA board with no problems. How smoothly PS's tools work is almost entirely RAM based. Make sure you have your scratch disks set up correctly. PS like them to be on a different pa ...

While I can't help but have total respect for life drawings, I don't find them inspiring in any way. I'm inspired by men and women that really push the envelope of creative surrealism. This is just ...

I still think it's interesting that people will say Maya and Soft are top echelon products, but while there are plenty of AW users, the Avid users are nowhere to be found (except the whipped geezers a ...

If you have access to 3d studio max, it has a built in procedural map that does this.

http://www.geocities.com/deciblexl/sampl_text_splat.jpg

good luck,
dustin

Generally I DON'T like: country, punk, emo, ska, radio safe alternative, mickey mouse club pop, most rap, light/Christian rock, or anything by Meat Loaf.

I DO like: metal (Botch, Cave In), avant-gard ...

There is a style of art I'm look for. A mix of late 1800's, with imaginary stylized machinery. Jules Verne, William Gibson's "The Difference Engine", and the game Myst come to mind when I think of t ...