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new stuff from one of my fav artist! This day just got better!!
Love these pics, she has amazingly rendered feet and tyhe priceless expressions we've come to expect from you. I hope to be enchanted by more of your work sometime soon.
BTW, taking a few steps away from kissing your ass so much, I have a few questions: first, what software do you use to color your work and please thoroughly describe how you use it (I'm a bit technologically impaired, I'm afraid) and second, how do you reduce yor images so well?
Love these pics, she has amazingly rendered feet and tyhe priceless expressions we've come to expect from you. I hope to be enchanted by more of your work sometime soon.
BTW, taking a few steps away from kissing your ass so much, I have a few questions: first, what software do you use to color your work and please thoroughly describe how you use it (I'm a bit technologically impaired, I'm afraid) and second, how do you reduce yor images so well?
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Tomato_Dragon
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Thanks a lot everyone.
Relent,
I use a combination of Sketchbook Pro and Adobe Photoshop. I sketch, ink and color everything in Sketchbook Pro, and then I assemble the comic in Photoshop and add in the panels and text. I then save it out from there as a .jpg
Relent,
I use a combination of Sketchbook Pro and Adobe Photoshop. I sketch, ink and color everything in Sketchbook Pro, and then I assemble the comic in Photoshop and add in the panels and text. I then save it out from there as a .jpg
Tomato_Dragon
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Hey Relent. Sketchbook is available for $180 through Autodesk.
