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Ko posted this review location in the other thread below: - check it out!
[url=http://www.computerarts.co.uk/news/painter7/]http://www.computerarts.co.uk/news/painter7/

(Hope to have my upgrade co ...

Good thoughts for changes Dhabih -
Good luck with those changes too. I vote for both Steven Stahlberg's idea and Spooge's limits too -- but I'm sure whatever changes you decide to make will be a subst ...

That happened to my old wacom artz 6x8. I just taped a piece of thin translucent marker paper over the whole area. Worked fine for me. Actually liked the surface "drag" better too. That's a quick solu ...

Awesome - can't wait for my upgrade to arrive!

Looks like they addressed most of the issues they needed to and added some great tools I'll start using right away.

Also looks like I'll be spending l ...

Yep, they're really hard to find.

Here's what I found - quick search... good luck in your own search.

(Library U.C.Berkeley)
Fairburn system: the fairburn system of visual references. Set no.1: male ...

Hmmm...follow the rules... don't follow the rules. I follow "some" of the rules "some" of the time to help me set up some of my compositions. I think of them more as guidelines than rules. For instanc ...

Cool.
Doug's also added a nice tutorial on his painting technique at his Robota site in case some of you have missed this addition.

Woa! That's a great head you're workin' on Steven.
On the photos of that guy I thought looked like Superman, I can't find the darn magazine, but his name is Christian Boeving and he's actually an act ...

Composition is always a good subject for discussion!
Lunatique - there are a few decent books on the subject...there's more, but thos're out of print and very hard to find.
[url=http://www.amazon.com ...

My Loomis C.I. project isn't quite dead yet...at some point this year I'll get back on Loomis C.I. and finish it up for everyone. I've been too friggin' busy with constant deadlines and a new baby. No ...

Woa! Just went to the Corel site -- no trace of Corel Painter - guess they sold it back to the creators???? Now at procreate.com???
Now I gotta find out what happened to my preorder????

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Cool. Already have my order in - expected in August.

First, great work Joachim - your talent transfers well to this "hardest of all" medium. Keep at it. (I'm trying to switch back to oils and the computer myself...)

Hmmm...since I've done a lot of wate ...

Yep Steven, you're not alone.

The back of the skull and skull size gets shorted using Loomis' sphere method too strictly. He develops this a bit more in his heads and hands book, but it's the one th ...

Great responses and tips. Here's one more - this is fantastic and helpful site.
[url=http://www2.evansville.edu/studiochalkboard/ap-aerial.html]http://www2.evansville.edu/studiochalkboard/ap-aerial.h ...

I've had to do this sort of thing on a couple of projects. In addition to some of the other suggestions I'd (keeping the ceo head on a separate layer) try a little [gaussian] blur of 1, 2 or 3 pixels ...

roundeye owns!

kickin' fun images you post.
So...you asked for some telephone doodles - here's one of mine - actually, this was done over several telephone calls. I hadda laugh over the fact that it ...

Great discussion!

Meat-sack -
Agreed that "good" art and "bad" art are certainly culturally influenced as well as individually influenced by learned preference - different culturally to huge degrees. ...

Yeah, I'm one too. Say...what happened to that list Dhabih used to have here on the Forum? That was a pretty good reference...

Steven - AHA! I get it now. You're looking for the "why". I was suggesting more information on the "how", two different things for sure!

As far as Edgar Payne is concerned, he was a landscape painter ...

More than an interesting thread! Lots of thought-provoking comments. Yeah, you're right, this should probably be in the discussion area, but what-the-heck...

Steven, I was wondering what you think of ...

Thanks again Joachim, excellent paintovers - I see exactly what you're doin'. Stronger-looser brush strokes -- that's the style I prefer - like Sarolla, Sargent or Zorn. I tend to render and blend the ...

Try these - [url=http://www.animationartist.com/htm/homeset.htm]http://www.animationartist.com/htm/homeset.htm

Matte painting and compositing (not really for animation) eric hanson's article - read ...

Joachim -
Great thread you started. I stole some time to set up a mirror and did one last night...gaak! Crits please.

Kind of an older-tired-looking, very serious version of me. Hard, enjoyable work. ...

Craig -
Thanks for the clarification on the situation. I'll cross that CD off the list - artists' rights are trampled on every day, I know mine have been - and I certainly won't knowingly help the rip ...

The (free) idrive will be shutting down as of June 18 - just about the time I'll be ready to finally post the next section.
What a bummer.

There goes my storage solution. Critical depth has also aske ...

Looks nice and fast.
Lord Worfin - how much space do you have available?
Any chance of putting my Loomis C.I. there as well? idrive is shutting down as of June 18 and I'm looking for another no-cost ...

A very decent basic book. This will tell you quite a bit and get you going in the right direction.
[url=http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0240803744/qid=991674281/sr=1-3/ref=sc_b_3/102-7180410-1 ...

feng -
Thanks for gettin' my Monday started off with some good inspiration. Fired-up the computers Monday morning, checked email, checked the forum...great stuff!
The CD will be on order as soon as ...

On the older serial wacom I always had a piece of layout or marker paper taped over the plastic. Much thinner and smoother than standard bond paper, but still enough to "grab" better than plastic.
In ...