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bouncemonster
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 Posted: Fri Jul 12, 2002 3:33 pm |
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These are the first pictures I did with my tablet. Before I was using the mouse, and now I have a tool of a much better standard for drawing. I did the eye in Painter and the crazy man with the glasses in Photoshop. The pictures are okay, I guess. But also, I'm much younger than most people here. In this corner, weighing 110 pounds, standing 5'4" tall, at 14 years old, It's C.T. YA!!
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RiLe$
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| Posted: Fri Jul 12, 2002 3:37 pm |
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keep it up man, not too bad. take my advice though and maybee this is just me. don't draw to be good, draw because u like doing it and the skill will come. keep working  im looking forward to seeing some of your stuff a little later |
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bouncemonster
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| Posted: Fri Jul 12, 2002 3:43 pm |
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| Yeah, thanks for the advice. That's what I usually use, advice I mean, I just wanted to show some of my art I did with the tablet. You know the excitement you get when you do something you like. |
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Weirdowe
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| Posted: Fri Jul 12, 2002 5:09 pm |
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Well let me be the first one then to congratlate you on geting your tablet. I just got mine a bit over a month ago, so I really share the excitement.
Question though, do you use painter or photoshop. On the B&W it lookss like you're using photoshop and on the bottom it looks like you're useing painter. So I'm wondreing which one are you using? I noticed that in painter the pressure sensitivity shows up as an opacity difference, and in photoshop it's the brush size. Personaly I use Photoshop mostly because it's a familiar. But I'd prefer the opacity thing over the size variation.
I've tried to do mainly portraits though.
anyways - congrats again - and have fun .... |
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bouncemonster
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| Posted: Fri Jul 12, 2002 5:59 pm |
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Um, I use Photoshop more than Painter. I also like the opacity difference in Painter over Photoshop, yet I like Photoshop's features much better, ie. layers, distortions, shadows, overlays, etc. I'm just an amateur so I use whatever seems right for the picture. I find that Painter has much smoother lines, and Photoshop's lines are much more pointed at curves. Maybe that's just my computer, but I normally use Photoshop for colouring. Yeah. Do like dance...
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Weirdowe
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| Posted: Sun Jul 14, 2002 9:30 am |
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"Do like Dance "?
( did I loose something in the translation ?) |
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