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My personal advice is to not look at it as background/foreground, as if it's two seperate things.
Instead, try and look at your entire painting/drawing as a scene, where everything needs to fit togeth ...

hmm, I could be mistaken, but I think he's talking about some sort of a job shadowing educational program, where he goes to find out about a certain type of work.
In which case, I don't understand why ...

hehe BlackPool.. that's kind of an interesting technique. Do you find it actually works, just telling yourself that?

Anyway, I agree that it's preconceptions that are holding you back Jammy. Stop try ...

That's a good idea making them small. I was trying to photorealistically paint my headphones, but I made it 640*480, and it ended up taking longer than my attention span allowed. images/smiles/icon_s ...

This is probably the hundreth time I've posted this tip, but the problem your likely having is getting used to the slippery surface. Try folding/taping a piece of slightly heavy textured sketch paper ...

Nuk: Is that your only complaint about Painter 6 over earlier 5 versions? (The new brush feel)

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they are the ones who own it now. I think it was formerly owned by metacreations, and someone else before them.

I dunno. All those years you've been using PhotoShop, perhaps you've also continued drawing with a pencil, or writing with a pen. It's not like you don't have the ability to use a pen.
I would say, tr ...

It's pretty easy to get used to. Some people have to hold it very straight, parallel with the monitor, in their lap just to get orientated, but it's not that big a deal.
I just need to make sure the t ...

an observation:
About the part of the pillars that stick out the furthest before they curve out: It is at the same height on the furthest pillar, and the close one. So that would ensue that eye-level ...