[AKIRA_x]

no, but I found this:
http://www.newtek.com/support/register/tvpaint/
http://www.newtekniques.com/TekTicker/TVPaint/tvpaint.html
http://asp4free.ravenna2000.it/3000/tutorial/tuttvp.htm

That was ONE search on www.google.com

hmmm...amiga...those where the days, Guru meditaion error, no harddrives...and so many floppies parents where sendt to mental hospitals babeling nonstop "theyre everywhere...cant get them away...they must be breading...."

funny facts: All the 3D for the early Babylon 5 eps was made on AMIGA....

AKIRA

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Whos ya dady!!

[Placebo]

Thx Akaria, google is cool

[waylon]

I've used TV paint a little bit... it's got some kind of neat features, but doesn't make up for lack of skill by any means. One of the nicest aspects of it is that it does a really good job interpolating curves... for instance, if you scribble a bunch of spirals in photoshop really fast, it won't be a nice smooth curve, but it'll be all blocky... TV paint rounds off your brush strokes, which gives a very nice effect.

Unfortunately, I don't remember much about support for layers and such, but it's still neat to play with.

[Alan]

I used to use TVpaint on the Amiga. It was a cool program for making the transition from Dpaint 8bit work to true color. You work in set screen resolutions and it's easy to use. 3 layers are possible. Tvpaint was bought by newtek and turned into Aura, basically Tvpaint 3 with 2d animation and a few more features.

-Alan

[Placebo]

Some days ago a friend of mine told me about an older programm called TVpaint. He showed me some amazing pictures and I became curious , have you ever heard of this prog?