some art sheeza

[the halo fan]

the way how i speak in life is not to be taken as a insult allow me to place a "lol" to the statements above.

[Grimbad]

pew

Heil line shading! I used to shade with lines too when I was a.. younger.

All my drawings are shaded that way, and maybe get a color layer too.

[L[0ne]R]

the halo fan Nice cartoon style. Not everyone can get it right. But that actually does look very much like a cat.

DarkCrusade Nice crosshatching. Reminded me of that: http://www.hyphon.com/illusions/maze-of-stairs.jpg


Maybe I should post something drawn on paper too. <_<
Still haven't received my new tablet.

[DarkCrusade]

@Loner: Yeah, you found my inspiration That's why it isn't colored, Grimbad. What tablet did you buy?

[L[0ne]R]

Intuos4 (medium)
I've searched if there are any other good ones, but looks like this is the most popular choice right now and the reviews are very good. I just hope it'll last much longer than my previous tablet. :S

[DarkCrusade]

Wacom is always a good choice. I'm using a Wacom Bamboo Fun right now, pretty basic, but good, and your choice looks plain awesome. Lets just hope it's as good as the picture lets you think it is

[L[0ne]R]

But it's expensive too, so I hope I'll find a job soon. :S
(how many times have I said that already?...)

[DarkCrusade]

Heard that for the first time

[{LAW} Gamer_2k4]

Since we're talking tablets, I'm thinking about getting that exact one (8.5" x 5.5") once I start my full-time job.  However, is it worth the cost to get the 12.8" x 8" one instead? 8.5" x 5.5" seems like a really small space to draw on, though IIRC that's what Espadon uses, and his stuff seems to turn out alright.  Any thoughts?

[Shard]

Whats a tablet? A digital sketch pad for you computer?

[jrgp]

Whats a tablet? A digital sketch pad for you computer?

Yes. A sketch pad that essentially lets you move the mouse as if you were drawing with a pencil, but in this case it's a stylus.

[Espadon]

Well the thing to remember though is that unlike in real life, when you zoom in or out, the magnitude of your movements also translate correspondingly. You can't cover a huge canvas with even an arm motion in life, but if you zoom out a lot on a huge digital canvas, you can cover a huge swath with a flick of the wrist. That said, there's no big difference between a large tablet and a small one; screen resolution is more of a factor than anything. In fact, if you're a lazy person that likes to just stick with wrist motions, get the smallest one. Even the medium version requires an arm motion to move your mouse around.

My friend has a larger tablet and he complains it's too clumsy to tote around anywhere -- a medium tablet is already the size of a 15" laptop, so that's no surprise. I think, in the end portability and price are the main issues to be concerned about. A bigger tablet doesn't magically make you a better or more experienced artist.

Whats a tablet? A digital sketch pad for you computer?

It's a thing that you plug into your computer to transform it into a gigantic Nintendo DS

[Eagles_Arrows]

Just a heads-up: May 20th is Everybody Draw Muhammad Day, so I expect a lot of Muhammads here.

[Blue-ninja]

[DarkCrusade]

That's schmexy, Ninja!

[smiluu]

I never find furries very original, but you certainly got anatomy and angle executed quite well there.

[jrgp]

I'd f**k it.

[the halo fan]

oh......my......GOD

[demoniac93]

I'd f**k it.

You'd fuck anything with pheromones...

[DarkCrusade]

You'd f**k anything with pheromones...

Lets leave it by that