Comment on Michael.. is that you? by Sverre93
cool! I'd love to see what you're working on ^-^ better or worse does it really matter? I think sharing your art is just fun and it helps you connect with new people c: pluss the art that you consider ''not so good'' might be a masterpiece in someone elses eyes and who knows, that drawing might inspire someone to pick up the pencil and make some art ^-^
I've heard a lot of good stuff about SAI, but never tried it myself c: I'm glad you found a drawing software you feel comfortable with, that's really important in my opinion ^-^ I think I'm actually gonna leave photoshop as well now, at least for a while, sketchbook pro has a more dynamic feel to it imo c:
I've heard a lot of good stuff about SAI, but never tried it myself c: I'm glad you found a drawing software you feel comfortable with, that's really important in my opinion ^-^ I think I'm actually gonna leave photoshop as well now, at least for a while, sketchbook pro has a more dynamic feel to it imo c:
Yea, I really liked Photoshop when I started, but I realised later it's not that great, especially for starter like me - I was confused with brush settings, tools and there wasn't any smoothing for lineart and I can't draw very smooth lines without it yet - it's pretty hard.
And then I've seen some speedpaints using SAI and I gave it a shot and voila - much better than Photoshop and I was happy using it... Even the practice drawings are made in SAI.
Each to it's own.
And then I've seen some speedpaints using SAI and I gave it a shot and voila - much better than Photoshop and I was happy using it... Even the practice drawings are made in SAI.
Each to it's own.
exactly, i think it's photoshop's brush engine that's making it so aweful to draw with compared to other softwares like sai and sketchbook. but still use photoshop for adjusting my colors, contrast and such c:
Yeah, Photoshop filters are fantastic... sadly there isn't software capable of both...
true dat