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BDStevens In reply to eldesertor [2011-11-03 00:28:10 +0000 UTC]

I honestly wouldn't know where to start with conventional tools. Everything I do I've picked up visually from other people's work.

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eldesertor In reply to BDStevens [2011-11-03 08:21:42 +0000 UTC]

Some people ink with vector's program, but usually the lines are too much regular (for my taste). However your work is very "dynamic", what software do you use for inking? Thanks! (I hope don't disturb you with my questions!)

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BDStevens In reply to eldesertor [2011-11-04 00:11:23 +0000 UTC]

No problem at all. It's Photoshop CS4 and a well-worn Intuos 3 tablet. I have to do a bit of sharpening after inking, but I like the results. Most vector programs have a tendency to interpret stylus strokes, even when you tell them not to. I love Illustrator, for example, but I could never ink in it. The rotate canvas feature available in the OpenGL mode is exceptionally useful as well.

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eldesertor In reply to BDStevens [2011-11-04 15:07:18 +0000 UTC]

For me is quite impossible ink in photoshop (I'm not good with analogic tools also XD) perhaps with a Cintiq... but the Cintiqs are too much expensive for me! Perhaps is only a question of practice and talent... XD
I agree with you, vector programs have his own sense of drawing!

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eldesertor In reply to eldesertor [2011-11-04 15:12:23 +0000 UTC]

the rotate canvas is available in Painter also! I would like to link it with a slide's buttom of intuous, but I can't (I don't know)!

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BDStevens In reply to thelearningcurv [2011-10-31 03:19:19 +0000 UTC]

Yup. It's all about the fun.

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