Pencil artworks

zceazar 2016-09-30 04:32:59 UTC #1

thunderdumpling 2016-09-30 05:00:18 UTC #2

I you are looking for a good computer program to create digital art. I suggest picking up Krita. It's free and is what I currently use to practice and create digital art.

kugelblitz1 2016-09-30 05:06:35 UTC #3

i second this. Krita is probably the best free art software you can get, also consider medibang paint, which is lightweight and free, and if youve got 30$ to spare, go for manga studio. These are all alternatives to photoshop, of course, which is the de facto painting software.

zceazar 2016-09-30 15:03:54 UTC #4

thank you for your input its mostly I have saving up for an graphic tablet like a cintiq but I'll keep in mind of the programs you suggested

taydemcdonald 2016-10-01 02:15:50 UTC #5

Super cool. I think that maybe if you made the layers of each row of objects more apparent that it would look even better.

thunderdumpling 2016-10-01 06:09:21 UTC #6

Wait! Be very careful with buying a tablet. If you have yet to try out using a tablet, you might want to wait before getting one that will cost a ton of money. Basically there are two kinds of tablets. Tablets like a Cintiq that have a screen built in. Then there are tablets that don't have a screen. Tablets that don't have a built in screen take a bit of time to get used to however practice makes perfect. They are also significantly cheaper, I got one that was about seventy dollars. I would say that a tablet with a screen is more for experienced people that are very familiar with drawing digitally. Yet the biggest issue is knowing how to actually use a drawing program.

kugelblitz1 2016-10-01 18:31:55 UTC #7

what he^ said. I got my huion tablet 3 years ago, never had a problem with it and it only cost me 60$ full price. I strongly suggest buying cheaper stuff before spending big money on a cintiq. Also its worth noting that since wacom has a monopoly on the tablet market, everything they have is overpriced. If you can find a decent alternative, go for that.

zceazar 2016-10-01 19:49:01 UTC #8

thanks they are expensive but when I draw n stuff I have a bit of a shaky hand that's why you see some areas are darker than others but I like the aspect of digitally artwork but since I don't have experience it would be better to start small thank you for your input

zceazar 2016-10-02 03:49:19 UTC #9

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