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Post by Brownie on Dec 27, 2022 14:27:26 GMT -5
I'm using my old wacom intuos (almost 15 years old now and still working perfectly I love it) and firealpaca I'd recommend wacom to any new digital artist (whatever the 50-80$ price point model is since they've changed the names around): they're relatively cheap, very good quality for the price, and they last FOREVER if you take care of them. As for programs, firealpaca or krita are probably the best free ones, where firealpaca is more basic/paint tool sai like and krita is budget photoshop. krita is harder to learn but has better rendering tools for digital painting, while firealpaca is easier and works better for cartoony or stylized lines. durnehviir I've heard a lot of good things from youtubers reviewing that huion, so if you're really set on getting a professional screened tablet, that would probably be the one to go for.
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Transgender
Gekko
how do people make their signatures look so good???? I can't even figure out how to format an image
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Post by Gekko on Apr 27, 2023 14:02:47 GMT -5
for traditional art, I usually use just a regular graphite pencil. if I use colours, it's nearly always monochromatic, and I just use whatever colour I have lying around for the most part (which is usually prismacolours, I can never be bothered to put them back in their case).
for digital, I use ibispaint x on my phone. I have firealpaca and my mum's old wacom bamboo tablet, but I hardly ever use it, and when I do, I only ever draw a sketch before giving up. I'm trying to change my art style to something I like better, but I kind of have art block rn, so that's probably affecting my motivation.
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Post by shrewtooth2 on May 26, 2023 17:01:50 GMT -5
jspaint is where its at
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