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It's good to see so many sceners here, I have bucketloads of respect for those guys. Lazur's is probably my favourite scene artist but so many of them kick ass, it's difficult to say; I was never real ...

Here's one I did for my company last year, took ages in dpaint and I'm glad to be using photoshop more now.. only I can't be bothered drawing a festive image this year (bar humbug and all that.. well, ...

I have to say that the quality of sketches here is bloody good, neat work guys.

Luther.

I don't have any sketches handy but here are some of my painting, they are all done on nice thick paper using designers guache and are about 6 or 7 years old, when I was about 16 or 17.
I don't have t ...

You seem to be damning modesty there.. Frankly, I prefer somebody who is self effacing to some kid spouting nonsense like '1 r00k U r a11 lUz3r5'
I think it's a good thing to acknowledge your weakne ...

I know my proportions are all screwed up.. I always end up drawing the head too large for the body http://www.sijun.com/dhabih/ubb/smile.gif
I think the hardest thing is when, after looking at a ...

Well, I usually sketch out the design on paper and then redraw it using the mouse; I don't have a scanner or an artpad so I don't have much choice.. I don't see the problem in scanning in your own stu ...

Hey, I'm not famous at all but I use the mouse for all my digital pics.. I don't see the problem with using it if you want, a lot of good artists do.

[url=http://members.aol.com/lutherart] Luther

I think that the tactile nature of painting is something that a computer cannot replace. You get a lot closer to the materials you are using when painting, the different colours and mediums smell diff ...

Living in Japan, I see quite enough of it to want to do something different http://www.sijun.com/dhabih/ubb/smile.gif I have a lot of time for Miyazaki Hayo's flicks and others like ghost in the shel ...

Nice pic, really good. Those birds in teh background aren't too got though, could use a bit more definition. And although depth of field effects work pretty well, I would make the clouds look a bit mo ...

glad you liked it; As I said before, I drew her first and did the background later which was probably a mistake; I was getting all hyper about those loveley alpha channels. It's great to be able to s ...

Cool, nice to see at least a few of you guys do stuff outside the computer too. Those metal font things sound pretty cool, I haven't seriously tried any metalwork although I've done a fair bit of wood ...

Hi, here's an almost finished photoshop image I've been working on; I've only recently migrated to photoshop having been an oldschooly dpaint freak for quite a while and I've been experimenting with l ...

In no particular order:

Rebrant, Leonardo Da Vinci, Vermeer (sp), Hopper, Caneleto, Waterhouse, Augustus John, Waterhouse, Rodney Mathews, Roger Dean, Tim White, Chris Moore, Chris Foss, Patrick Wood ...

Hi,
I was just wondering how many of you use messy stuff to do pictures and if so, what do you use? I started out using inks and then moved on to gouache but stopped painting on paper a few years ba ...

Also bare in mind that we are all learning, regardless of age or experience. I'm not fond of these pointless insults; constructive critisism can hurt as well (we probably wouldn't be drawing if we di ...

Cheers for the comments guys; it was supposed to be a montage sort of thing, blending in different elements for a title page on a Hawaii website of a travel agency I'm working for. I was kind of exper ...

Well, here's my latest fished pic; I'm working on a larger 24bit image at the moment, this one is a dpaint 8bit oldschooly thing.

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Hi Folks,
I thought some of you might be interested in a great new 24bit artpackage that has all the niceness of dpaint with the true colour niceness of photoshop; something designed to draw picture ...

Normally in dpaint you kind of... draw it yourself. The fonts that come with it aren't up to much and they are not as flexible as photoshop as it can't understand truetype or any other font format sa ...

Hi,
We've recently got photoshop 5.5 in the office and although it looks pretty spanky, the colours are all weird as if it's set for a printer's gamut, rather than the screen. That's cool but it's ...