Search found 11 matches

Thanks for the help. =) I'm just not really sure how learning photoshop is going to help me all that much in the long run though...at the time I got it, I thought photopaint was kind of limited, but ...

I work on a laptop, so I'm kind of limited in how much space and memory I can use. At the moment, I have Corel PhotoPaint 8, Photoshop 6, and Painter Classic on my computer. I've had photopaint almo ...

I've only had 2 art classes so far (both college level), but in the first class, I kept most of my comic/anime style drawings out of my sketchbook I turned in...then I snuck a few in one day, mainly o ...

hehe...I noticed but didn't say anything. ^_~ Are you going to soften the trim on her dress any? It seems kind of harsh right now. I love the mood she has...this is really beautiful. =)

I have so many unfinished pics sitting around, but my problem is a bit different...it's such a chore to try to work something to completion on my computer (not enough memory) that I tend to give up an ...

Looks nice so far. I think part of the femimine/masculine problem is that it looks like she only has one breast, and it could pass for a fold of cloth. Make the cloak or whatever that is wrapping ov ...

I have the same problem, and like was mentioned zooming in seems to help. Working large also helps, because when you resize when you're finished, all of those little wobbly places tend to disappear!

I really don't like to use my finger directly...maybe I have extra oily fingers, but it tends to make my pic look dirty. For better control with my tissue, I just wrap a little bit around my finger s ...

I've never worked with charcoal pencils, but when I was using compressed charcoal sticks I got a nice smooth texture by blending with a paper towel or some toilet paper. That also helped me lighten u ...

O_O poor kitty...

I have a cat and a dog in the house and they like to get right behind me in the kitchen...especially when I'm taking stuff out of the fridge. I step on the dog once and she stays ...

Hi! You get the dubious honor of my first post. =D

You might try adding more indication of what the light is hitting, instead of treating the light like a solid object. If you really want the rays, ...