Sounds about right.
I don’t think we’ll be seeing anything about it until maybe we get to Cruella De Ville movie or even Mulan if we’re lucky.
(…) PhotoShop’s standard brushes never appealed me. Idk if it was because I worked in a small canvas, with mouse and the max size a brush would be was 4. Got more into paint tool sai because the line tool is perfect for those who use mouse, very comfortable and smooth (helped A LOT because mouse is even more damaging to tendons. Also, mind sharing your experiences with your current tablet? Got my eye in a cintiq-like for a while but dunno if I would like(very used to the simpler ones)
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Sounds like it could have been a little of both. Small canvas and default brushes. I’ve spent a fair bit of commission earnings on some brushes here and there. I love Frendan’s brushes for both Photoshop and manga studio. And I bought a pack that’s used in the art industry companies like Disney and other animation companies. I don’t regret it, although I don’t use the professional brushes as I should as they’re for Photoshop.
I work on a Wacom Intuous 21UX and its driver seems to be just fine for me. I do agree that the larger the tablet, the less stress on your joints. Being near sighted and difficult to read small text for me, this Wacom is a blessing in disguise and glad I got it from a friend.
For my line art, I was lucky enough to snag Manga Studio 5(It goes on sale once a month on their website if anyone out there is interested in purchasing it by the by) I use it dominantly to sketch and ink as well as color. I haven’t colored anything in Photoshop for well over a year now but I still have it just in case I wanna fiddle with it.
I read that they were yes.
That would be interesting. I’m more interested in the villains tho personally. And very curious to know the follow up to Pitch.
Many people like the good guys. I’m that crazy type that likes the bad guys and roots for good quality character development for them. When I design villains for my stuff, I try to give them what I want out of movie villains. Villains that are scary but you could easily relate to and feel bad for them for when they keel over.
(2)medibang is a free program that is super smooth for lineart(recommended), for artblocks I suggest drawing silly animals doing human things(like drinking coffee, fun and results won’t matter), make the face you’re trying to draw (just make sure you locked the door. Specially when drawing scared felines), last but not least, posture and self care are important too!Get an adequate chair, respect your limits and have a water bottle around. I’m 23,back+tendon problems due overworking. All for now?
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I’ve tried Medibang. It’s very good for folks who can’t afford programs like Photoshop or Manga Studio (Both of which I use).
Those sound like fun exercises. Thanks for the tips!
Or someone who wants other fandom drama besides Tak drama.
It’s quiet. Friendly. A few bronies pop up here and there. Leaving a foul taste in my mouth. Don’t go on Ao3 looking for HTTYD fanfics. Those will ruin your childhood. TRUST ME!
That’s pretty much why I dislike it. It’s also filled with babymippers, shipping wars, and house sorting wars(Harry Potter). Like who fucking cares. I’d much rather see drawn fan art of them interacting and fresh ideas. Not static colorforms and pixel bitching.
As for RotG I don’t think it’s underrated. It has a mildly large fanbase from my memory. And I hear they’re lotted for a sequel. I’m looking forward to that one.
You’re right. I’m sorry. Got some fun art stuff to talk about anon?
Sounds good to me!
Sounds like a plan. Many professionals I follow( @butchhartman to name one off the tip of my tongue, others I’ve watched draw live on official Nickelodeon youtube channels) actually draws in sharpie so if they screw up they have to continue on and change the details on a post it note to add later. It’s a great way to practice refining your arm movements so you can get those quick strokes as well as not having to rely on shape guides to build up your character. Pen or sharpie, keep up the awesome work