I've been looking, but haven't really found anything definitive on this,
so I'm going to ask everyone here for some advice.
I'm working on some illustrations, and am not entirely satisfied with the
fact that they look very artificial and computer-generated. Does anyone
have any suggestions
On Fri, 21 Sep 2001, Sam Jones wrote:
I'm working on some illustrations, and am not entirely satisfied with the
fact that they look very artificial and computer-generated. Does anyone
I'm a big fan of a rough hand-drawn look. One thing I did that I'm
halfway happy with is a crosshatch
If you're creating stuff from scratch, there's nothing like a graphics
tablet. I've got a 6x8 Intuos USB, and I've really enjoyed working with
it. The pressure sensitivity is good enough that many of the tools draw
much like the real thing, just with a perfect eraser and unlimited undo.
Yeah--
Well, as I was explaining to someone just yesterday, there is still
nothing like a pen, pencil or brush. When I want realistic artwork, I do
it by hand. Then digicam or scan it, and then retouch, colour, add text or
intensify features with the gimp and my wacom tablent, or ordinary mouse.
Yeah--
I dont know how realistic ( or what is even considered realistic) but at
gug.sunsite.dk there is an artist Angela Logan who is both a traditional and
graphic artist. Her art is amazing and done in her own words ...with a mouse
and simple brushes...and smudge tool. You could check it out she also
