Art Dump

Yeah, I used to use Krita, I still have it but I don't use it as much. It has many features such as animation, it's basically a mix of the powerful Photoshop and Clip Studio Paint. I recently updated it, just to get the animation feature because just a year ago it was nonexistent, and the UI for this interface is so modern compared to the older version. Like Clip Studio paint you can change the UI to light or dark which imo is great, I would always make my interface dark in the winter and cold seasons, and white on the summer and spring seasons. It's just some weird idiosyncrasy of mine.

Then you should try Drawing them sucks at first but once you know some stuff it's pretty fun drawing them in wacky things or poses.

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That's so cool and trippy. At first It was so slow because it took forever to render, I thought i was going crazy when the pictures were changing.

 

gifs are the bane of my existence, I think the problem's with Gimp making filesizes disproportionately large.

 

bint the creator of singularity o/

 

Feeling cool with when wearing a leather jacket and hoodie combo c:

Spoiler: SketchSmaller

Original drawing was about 900x1700 so it took me forever to scale it down to a reasonable size.

 

Nose weird a little?

 

Really cool, but hands are going a little nowhere, don't you think? (I mean, they look a little short )

 

900x1700 ? My current canvas is 8888x8888 xD Im planning to use around 70-80% of it, you can make some kewl details with such resolution. Look closer at her hands, her hands are too short, but she is very cute. .p. ~ Btw, its super cool, that you have your own unique style for characters

 

Hands went poof!?

 

I can sense, that something is wrong with symmetry, its just stuck in my mind, but i dont rly know what. Its rly well drawn, on other hand i was slacking off lvl hard. :D For now i will be only making simple sketches for fun

 

Do you have drawing tablet? I'd like to see some great, well-colored drawing from you and i'm sure everyone else would like to see it too :)

 

If Wacoms cheapest tablets aren't affordable to you, then i'd recommend Parblo tablet. Was doing fine job for my first 2-3 years (if i recall correctly, around 50$ and was also pretty wide)

 

The cheapest Wacom tablet for this generation would be the Wacom Intous Draw Small, which is still a hefty $75. It's basically the same as mine, the Wacom Intous Art but without the touch support. Touch support, in my opinion, is pointless it's wonky and it's not worth the extra $25, thankfully I have an option to turn it off.
Almost any drawing tablet with pressure sensitivity is good. So if there is a cheaper alternative, just make sure it has pressure sensitivity.

 

I got a wacom intuos draw small for 70 Euros , and its pretty great.
there are 4 hotkey buttons , really great pressure sensitivity and easy to start with
(it also comes with a 1 month lynda.com trial and an art program and some other cool stuff) .
I honestly recommend it for new people like you and me

 

When it comes to tablets, i own wacom intuos pro s. Its very cool, its around 200 bucks or 190. The best thing is the wheelie thing, it works like a wheel in a mouse

Spoiler: tablet

i use the wheel for pen size and zoom, it has also touch mode, you can make some gesture and other magic, i dont use gestures atm. The only problem is its ability to be wireless, from time to time it lagspiked me, i had to use the cable. Drawing:

 

I want to get a new drawing tablet, but I'm stuck between the the medium version of yours and the new version of the Wacom Intuos Pro. My problem is that I heard the new nibs wear out very fast, I guess 8000 levels of pressure is not really worth it.
How long does your nibs last, seeing that you have this model?

 

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