DOOP
been trying to be more comfortable with digital. these range from about 30 seconds to a little over an hour.
HERP
and some more development for my personal project
DOOP
been trying to be more comfortable with digital. these range from about 30 seconds to a little over an hour.
HERP
and some more development for my personal project
Last edited by bapsi; July 3rd, 2010 at 06:07 AM. Reason: herp
Which ones were done in 30 seconds? I really can't see any way someone could do any of those in 30 seconds, unless of course you're some kind of madwoman.
Additionally: DAT CENTIPEDE 8E
I forget, what kind of tablet are you using?
Last edited by ExAm; July 3rd, 2010 at 02:37 PM.
the lamp was the 30 second one. 8D
I'm using a 4x5inch graphire 4.
Crazy looking creature you've got there in the last pic. What do you call it?
Christ, I thought for sure it was going to be something better than my 3.5x6 bamboo.Originally Posted by bapsi
Size doesn't really make a difference in how good it is, its the same tech in them and it just depends on what you're working with. Smaller tablets allow you to move faster than you would with my 6x11 (which, after a year of owning, I am finally learning to do actual drawing with)
A bigger tablet means more consistent lines and more control over detail, IMO. I think a good size would be something around 8 inches wide by 5 inches tall. Not too big, not too small.
nothing beats the portability of a smaller tablet when you're painting plein air.
taking your 9x12 intuos with you to a cafe or wherever to paint from life is hell.
that said, i'd just like to have a cintiq.
9x12 is a little big if you ask me, even for desktop use.
i've got a Wacom intuos 4 A4 totally worth it, can't stop zbrushing now.
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