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Jim Henderson wrote:
> Very impressive pics. :-)
Thanks :)
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On Tue, 03 Nov 2009 14:29:40 -0800, stbenge wrote:
> Jim Henderson wrote:
>> Very impressive pics. :-)
>
> Thanks :)
I wish I could draw like that - the eye pic is particularly impressive to
me.
Jim
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Jim Henderson schrieb:
>> Jim Henderson wrote:
>>> Very impressive pics. :-)
>> Thanks :)
>
> I wish I could draw like that - the eye pic is particularly impressive to
> me.
Indeed. That would be quite exactly what I'd be aiming for, too - if I
had any talent and the necessary patience...
... so I rather wait hours for a 3D render to finish :-P
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hahaha, very good, man! Those are some stylish drawings in a short
time! shame I didn't see it before!
I knew you'd gonna love it!
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Orchid XP v8 wrote:
> Just don't *swallow* the thing! o_O
*gulp*
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clipka wrote:
> Jim Henderson schrieb:
>
>>> Jim Henderson wrote:
>>>> Very impressive pics. :-)
>>> Thanks :)
>>
>> I wish I could draw like that - the eye pic is particularly impressive
>> to me.
>
> Indeed. That would be quite exactly what I'd be aiming for, too - if I
> had any talent and the necessary patience...
>
> ... so I rather wait hours for a 3D render to finish :-P
and what you do in the mean time? That's right! You draw... :)
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stbenge wrote:
> I managed to download Autodesk SketchBookExpress while having dinner at
> a friend's house. You can rotate the canvas quite easily, which is good
> for somebody like me who constantly turns a piece of paper while
> drawing.
BTW, yes, that's a common technique for getting precise curves.
Everybody has their best hand positioning for drawing precise curves.
Didn't thought of that with a tablet. It indeed feels a bit awkward to
not have this possibility in Gimp so far, but I've managed to simply do
everything on the wrist movement alone.
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nemesis schrieb:
>> Indeed. That would be quite exactly what I'd be aiming for, too - if I
>> had any talent and the necessary patience...
>>
>> ... so I rather wait hours for a 3D render to finish :-P
>
> and what you do in the mean time? That's right! You draw... :)
No, I write POV-Ray patches :-P
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nemesis wrote:
> hahaha, very good, man! Those are some stylish drawings in a short
> time! shame I didn't see it before!
Thanks!
> I knew you'd gonna love it!
Yeah, it's a great tool.
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nemesis wrote:
> stbenge wrote:
>> I managed to download Autodesk SketchBookExpress while having dinner
>> at a friend's house. You can rotate the canvas quite easily, which is
>> good for somebody like me who constantly turns a piece of paper while
>> drawing.
>
> BTW, yes, that's a common technique for getting precise curves.
> Everybody has their best hand positioning for drawing precise curves.
> Didn't thought of that with a tablet. It indeed feels a bit awkward to
> not have this possibility in Gimp so far, but I've managed to simply do
> everything on the wrist movement alone.
What I do is detach the Image> Transform menu to keep it around as a
rotate palette. You only get 90, 180, & 270 degrees, but it's enough :\
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