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#1 2013-03-16 06:36:22
- RoguePhantom01
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Digital Art
This is a place to share and discuss digital art you have made, essentially.
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#4 2013-03-18 01:27:38
- catachresis
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Re: Digital Art
banana500 wrote:
Aaah my true weakness.
As a defect or as a fondness?
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#5 2013-03-18 09:59:12
Re: Digital Art
catachresis wrote:
banana500 wrote:
Aaah my true weakness.
As a defect or as a fondness?
Both. :P
I admire the results of what digital art can accomplish
But these hands with which I type
Are far too accustomed to a pen on paper.
And yes I have tried using a tablet but it feels weird and very synthetic, and I can't properly create strokes with it the way I can with a pen.
'Cause I'm NUMBER ONE.
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#6 2013-03-18 10:00:57
- veggieman001
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Re: Digital Art
banana500 wrote:
catachresis wrote:
banana500 wrote:
Aaah my true weakness.
As a defect or as a fondness?
Both.
I admire the results of what digital art can accomplish
But these hands with which I type
Are far too accustomed to a pen on paper.
And yes I have tried using a tablet but it feels weird and very synthetic, and I can't properly create strokes with it the way I can with a pen.
It just takes a lot of practice. I like how you can refine stuff a lot, much like a whiteboard.
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#7 2013-03-18 10:08:58
Re: Digital Art
What I don't like about tablets is that there's no friction on their screens. The pen just sort of slips/slides around. Mouse art, especially pixel art, is more fun.
Yawn, another boring text signature. I should really make something better.
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#8 2013-03-18 10:20:15
- transparent
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Re: Digital Art
I know a couple of guys that are really good at digital art
I'm good, if I do say so myself, at drawing
I just have an issue with carrying that talent over to the computer
yes, yes i do.
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#9 2013-03-18 17:12:45
Re: Digital Art
veggieman001 wrote:
banana500 wrote:
catachresis wrote:
As a defect or as a fondness?Both. :P
I admire the results of what digital art can accomplish
But these hands with which I type
Are far too accustomed to a pen on paper.
And yes I have tried using a tablet but it feels weird and very synthetic, and I can't properly create strokes with it the way I can with a pen.It just takes a lot of practice. I like how you can refine stuff a lot, much like a whiteboard.
Funny thing is that on my iPad, I have a bunch of art apps, but somehow I'm able to create good pictures with my fingers, but not with a stylus...
My pictures end up looking quite cartoony but really that's just my style...
'Cause I'm NUMBER ONE.
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#10 2013-03-18 19:16:09
- dontbombiraq
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Re: Digital Art
I'm kinda sad I peaked so early
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#11 2013-03-20 02:01:02
#12 2013-03-20 13:48:45
- catachresis
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Re: Digital Art
banana500 wrote:
catachresis wrote:
banana500 wrote:
Aaah my true weakness.
As a defect or as a fondness?
Both.
I admire the results of what digital art can accomplish
But these hands with which I type
Are far too accustomed to a pen on paper.
And yes I have tried using a tablet but it feels weird and very synthetic, and I can't properly create strokes with it the way I can with a pen.
Draw on paper, then scan and trace over in an editor.
transparent wrote:
I know a couple of guys that are really good at digital art
I'm good, if I do say so myself, at drawing
I just have an issue with carrying that talent over to the computer
Have you drawn anything recently?
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