The thinner brush on the Ko was weird to work with. Normally, the brush I use is too thick to call attention to any shakes in the lines. Maybe I should invest in a tablet.
I really want a tablet but I tend to lose interest in hobbies to quickly... I can't seem to find a way to ink my stuff without making it look awful so a tablet would be nice for that. Do you do any sketches, like on paper?
If you can get a hold of a program that uses Bezier curves/The Pen Tool, give it a try. There's a learning curve sure, but the control you get over lines is AMAZING.
Well, I've got a load of money in the bank, so it would probably be a good idea to get something eventually.
Fragtagonal said: I really want a tablet but I tend to lose interest in hobbies to quickly... I can't seem to find a way to ink my stuff without making it look awful so a tablet would be nice for that. Do you do any sketches, like on paper?
Yeah, I do lots of sketches. I'm also planning to find a scanner I could use to post some stuff on here, but I'm not sure where.
starshine said: If you can get a hold of a program that uses Bezier curves/The Pen Tool, give it a try. There's a learning curve sure, but the control you get over lines is AMAZING.
I hardly ever use my tablet :(
Hm, I've never been particularly good with the Bezier tool, but I could probably do better with another program, yeah.
danogoat said: its different for me, the tablet has really made me improve my drawings
Wacom; they're pretty much *the* tablet company. I have a Wacom Bamboo, and it's entirely adequate (and only $100, as opposed to their more expensive professional tablets). Although, I've also gone through the interests waxing and waning; I got it, I made one picture (post #14739), and then stopped.. I do have another pic in the series 3/4 done, but I can't for the life of me get the third panel right, and have since pretty much lost interest.
I did find more use for it back when I was editing pics...
Toawa said: Wacom; they're pretty much *the* tablet company. I have a Wacom Bamboo, and it's entirely adequate (and only $100, as opposed to their more expensive professional tablets). Although, I've also gone through the interests waxing and waning; I got it, I made one picture (post #14739), and then stopped.. I do have another pic in the series 3/4 done, but I can't for the life of me get the third panel right, and have since pretty much lost interest.
I did find more use for it back when I was editing pics...
SUN said: There are other tablet companies besides Wacom: