By: Stacy Curtis,
on 7/3/2008
I downloaded the trial version of Sketchbook PRO and it's wonderful for sketching/drawing. The pencil tool has a nice feel to it. Though the interface of the program is a bit confusing, it's still fun to draw with. Here are some sketches: Black and white drawn in Sketchbook Pro: Drawn in Sketchbook Pro, colored in Photoshop: Drawn and colored in Sketchbook Pro:
By: Dot,
on 4/6/2008
Not thrilled with how the line work turned out on this -- was trying a new technique -- but i like her anyway...
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By: Bearuh,
on 4/3/2008
By: David Elzey,
on 9/14/2007
Kurt Vonnegut wasn't the first author who dabbled in an invented religion as a way of expounding his character's (and his own) operational beliefs. In Cat's Cradle Vonnegut laid out Bokononism, a mash-up of various Eastern philosophies as expounded by a double-speaking guru encamped in the Caribbean paradise of San Lorenzo whose hymnal was composed of calypsos. The second chapter in the book
That faun is great ... and the pirate reminds me of a certain Arizona resident we both know :)-D-
Very nice! It looks like poise taking to the Cintiq pretty nicely. I can see a big difference with your Sketchbook drawings. The neat thing about drawing with the pencil tool is how you can get a mixture of an inked/penciled drawing.Great characters. Always love the way you draw birds.