Quick Question
Just occurred to me, since I’m going through testing out every demo I can find to figure out which one to throw some money at, would it be helpful to anyone else if I started tagging my digital art pieces with which program I used?
“Carry On”
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Of all the songs for iTunes to put on sale for 69 cents…
…and this is what things look like before I ink them…
Kind of a massive post today - I realised that the best way to compare all the programs I’ve been looking at was to draw the same picture in each program with the same size, resolution, and approximately the same tool (with an actual pencil sketch as a ‘baseline’). I think this narrowed things down nicely for round one - next up, I think a comparison of color work is in order.
just a couple of quick gestures - computer is acting VERY strange, didn’t feel like I could trust it with anything larger today :(
Didn’t get the entire comic I was working on finished, but here’s a detail from one of the panels to help everyone celebrate Punch in the Feels Day the season ender of Supernatural.
Just occurred to me, since I’m going through testing out every demo I can find to figure out which one to throw some money at, would it be helpful to anyone else if I started tagging my digital art pieces with which program I used?
pencils for PAGE ONE! WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
EDIT: Done in Manga Studio - I just recently got it, and I’ve been doing my weekly comic with it to get a feel for the interface. Not the most intuitive program to just dabble around in, but once I read the manual (400+ page PDF!) I caught on pretty quickly.