For some reason the picture you posted is not showing up for me.Those are really good! I drew it based on a picture I saw online, so none of it was my idea, simply just copied it.
@tall73, you're a pretty good artist! I like your sketches.
I don't have any new sketches right now, but I do have these creatures I designed last year on the computer:
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Their names are Rabient, Voltaursa, and Serenine; they were from a story I wrote a while ago. I really should make colored drawings of them sometime.
Thanks.Great, what program are you using to make those?
They are really clean, are they vector, or a pen tool?
That looks great! I like the lighting.This is a collaboration. My daughter did the initial sketch and watercolor wash. Then I modified it in Corel Photopaint for the lighting, etc.
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You young people are often quite adept at learning to use gadgets, right?Thanks.The program I use is called SAI and I used a pen tool and my tablet.
I guess so.You young people are often quite adept at learning to use gadgets, right?
Some of us have bigger fingers and the gadgets are often so hard to learn that we don't bother with them i the end.I guess so.Though it did take me a little time to get used to them.
I guess so.Though it did take me a little time to get used to them.
Graphics tablet.By tablet you mean tablet computer, or a graphics tablet?
Graphics tablet.
Mine is a Wacom Intuos Art, a little over a year old. That's cool that you also have a Wacom Intuos!Yeah, they do take a little while to get accustomed to.
Which one do you use? I have an ancient Wacom Intuos with a serial port (I bought a USB adapter, but even that now doesn't work well since Windows 7), and a not quite as old USB Wacom Graphire. Considering getting a newer one.
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Working on learning caricature, but it is difficult to grasp at times. This is in vector.
Mine is a Wacom Intuos Art, a little over a year old. That's cool that you also have a Wacom Intuos!
I think that looks pretty good! I've never tried caricature or a vector.
Wow, that looks great! Looks like vector can really do some cool things.Vector might be fun for you to try. I use an old version of CorelDraw because it is what I am accustomed to. But Inkscape and such are free, and high quality.
It is handy for scaling to various sizes, and looks really clean. You can modify every line at any time, which makes it flexible. It just is harder to shade, etc.
Here is one I worked on a few days ago, trying to get a fairly realistic image of a knife.
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Wow, that looks great! Looks like vector can really do some cool things.
Oh, now I think I do remember using vector before, because I used Inkscape for school a little. I preferred SAI, which doesn't have vector but does have many similar features like scaling parts and modifying any part of a line at any time.
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