Perpetual Artworks Thread - Page 102

redlofredlof · September 29th, 2008

That's like the female version of 2FACE

Fadingz · September 29th, 2008

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Originally Posted by redlofredlof

That's like the female version of 2FACE

haha xD~

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redlofredlof · September 29th, 2008

what about the other one? where have you reached so far?

Fadingz · September 29th, 2008

The ninja? Same as the last WIP post xD

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redlofredlof · September 29th, 2008

Well I'm waiting for your masterpiece.

runawayprisoner · September 29th, 2008

For those who like absolute digital painting, trying out Corel Painter X is a must.

Since you are a student (like me), I think you can get the entire thing plus the guide book for $100. Man... I love my college for that!

P.S.: Fadz, I highly recommend Corel Painter X.

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Fadingz · September 29th, 2008

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Originally Posted by runawayprisoner

For those who like absolute digital painting, trying out Corel Painter X is a must.

Since you are a student (like me), I think you can get the entire thing plus the guide book for $100. Man... I love my college for that!

P.S.: Fadz, I highly recommend Corel Painter X.

I already got it for $27 an year ago xD~
I still prefer Photoshop though, since I can produce patterns and textures on my own.
Even though you cannot beat the brushes in Painter, but the pen-tool in photoshop is the best of all xD
I like, or more used to rather, the interface of Photoshop as well, since I've been using it for a little bit more than an year already xP

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Originally Posted by Fadespear

Neither a borrower nor a lender be; For loan oft loses both itself and friend, and borrowing dulls the edge of biniantry.

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runawayprisoner · September 29th, 2008

Yeah, I like the pattern brush as well. Saves the trouble of having to do something over and over again... (think Spiderman). Yet sometimes it's not so useful...

Plus I think Painter's lack of right-click size change is a big ouch for me. I wish they'd put that in...

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Fadingz · September 29th, 2008

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Yeah, I like the pattern brush as well. Saves the trouble of having to do something over and over again... (think Spiderman). Yet sometimes it's not so useful...

Plus I think Painter's lack of right-click size change is a big ouch for me. I wish they'd put that in...

Yeah, and the layers properties kind of mess me up sometimes :/
Like different layer types and such.
And Painter is definitely not designed for vector art.

However, you also can tweak the brushes in Photoshop to generate similar effect in Painter, but it will lag a lot lol... even my comp has like 5 sec freeze each stroke when I tune the setting up :/. [the image is 10240 x 6400 though]

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Originally Posted by Fadespear

Neither a borrower nor a lender be; For loan oft loses both itself and friend, and borrowing dulls the edge of biniantry.

My deviantART~

runawayprisoner · September 29th, 2008

Layer types can save you some troubles if you play with them nicely. Experiment. Some types are more like masks than layers.

As for brush simulation... Painter does that way faster.

If you want vector art, you should go for Illustrator or Flash. In this perspective, I reckon Photoshop is like half and half with each of this and each of that. Let me guess... pen tool is useful for your linearts?

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Fadingz · September 29th, 2008

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Originally Posted by runawayprisoner

Layer types can save you some troubles if you play with them nicely. Experiment. Some types are more like masks than layers.

As for brush simulation... Painter does that way faster.

If you want vector art, you should go for Illustrator or Flash. In this perspective, I reckon Photoshop is like half and half with each of this and each of that. Let me guess... pen tool is useful for your linearts?

I use illustrator with vector, I haven't really tried flash yet.
Maybe I'll get more into it as I begin to do more web designing.

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Originally Posted by Fadespear

Neither a borrower nor a lender be; For loan oft loses both itself and friend, and borrowing dulls the edge of biniantry.

My deviantART~

runawayprisoner · September 29th, 2008

Flash is easy to draw. And ActionScript is kind of easy to catch on. Once you get the point of it, you can start creating cool stuffs.

I thought of web design at first... but then I erased the idea off the board because t was pointless. There are too many people using Flash to create silly contents (heh... tells you how easy it is to learn Flash), and there are far too many websites with similar or even better ideas. Going into web design would just be reinventing the wheel over and over and over again, so I quit it.

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Fadingz · September 29th, 2008

True

I'll get into web design once I create my own website for something important though xD~

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Neither a borrower nor a lender be; For loan oft loses both itself and friend, and borrowing dulls the edge of biniantry.

My deviantART~

Phil · September 29th, 2008

Rap your just glossing over the fact that you would rather wax the eee then draw flash

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runawayprisoner · September 29th, 2008

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Rap your just glossing over the fact that you would rather wax the eee then draw flash

I'm just bored to death. Maybe I'll create a whack-a-mole game in Flash...

Oh wait... did that. Now I just need to put in graphics... but man, I'm lazy as heck right now. lol

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Phil · September 29th, 2008

Rap your always lazy. And i know the cause......that blasted Eee!! Destroy it Rap!!! Gain your vitality back again!!

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Fadingz · September 29th, 2008

eee = extremely enervating engine :]

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Originally Posted by Fadespear

Neither a borrower nor a lender be; For loan oft loses both itself and friend, and borrowing dulls the edge of biniantry.

My deviantART~

runawayprisoner · September 29th, 2008

What? It's my main computer for god's sake. I'm even drawing on it.

Lags sometimes but totally worth it.

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Fadingz · September 29th, 2008

Try to scale a photo up to 10000 * 10000 and zoom radial blur!

runawayprisoner · September 29th, 2008

Takes about 15-20 minutes last time I tried it at 6000 x 6000.

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runawayprisoner Mobile Fanatic Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Santa Cruz, CA Posts: 6,210	For those who like absolute digital painting, trying out Corel Painter X is a must. Since you are a student (like me), I think you can get the entire thing plus the guide book for $100. Man... I love my college for that! P.S.: Fadz, I highly recommend Corel Painter X. __________________ cChip interpreter WIP - current status: Release Candidate LRx Filter RC - current performance rating: 9/10

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runawayprisoner Mobile Fanatic Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Santa Cruz, CA Posts: 6,210	Yeah, I like the pattern brush as well. Saves the trouble of having to do something over and over again... (think Spiderman). Yet sometimes it's not so useful... Plus I think Painter's lack of right-click size change is a big ouch for me. I wish they'd put that in... __________________ cChip interpreter WIP - current status: Release Candidate LRx Filter RC - current performance rating: 9/10

September 29th, 2008	#2030 (permalink)
runawayprisoner Mobile Fanatic Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Santa Cruz, CA Posts: 6,210	Layer types can save you some troubles if you play with them nicely. Experiment. Some types are more like masks than layers. As for brush simulation... Painter does that way faster. If you want vector art, you should go for Illustrator or Flash. In this perspective, I reckon Photoshop is like half and half with each of this and each of that. Let me guess... pen tool is useful for your linearts? __________________ cChip interpreter WIP - current status: Release Candidate LRx Filter RC - current performance rating: 9/10

September 29th, 2008	#2032 (permalink)
runawayprisoner Mobile Fanatic Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Santa Cruz, CA Posts: 6,210	Flash is easy to draw. And ActionScript is kind of easy to catch on. Once you get the point of it, you can start creating cool stuffs. I thought of web design at first... but then I erased the idea off the board because t was pointless. There are too many people using Flash to create silly contents (heh... tells you how easy it is to learn Flash), and there are far too many websites with similar or even better ideas. Going into web design would just be reinventing the wheel over and over and over again, so I quit it. __________________ cChip interpreter WIP - current status: Release Candidate LRx Filter RC - current performance rating: 9/10

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Phil Regular User ;) Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Naples Florida Posts: 9,995	Rap your just glossing over the fact that you would rather wax the eee then draw flash __________________ A Mac is like an escort, you pay a ton and get nothing. A PC is like a hooker, it's a lot cheaper and gives you what you're after.. and if unlucky some diseases as well, that's why you gotta use protection. -CC

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Phil Regular User ;) Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Naples Florida Posts: 9,995	Rap your always lazy. And i know the cause......that blasted Eee!! Destroy it Rap!!! Gain your vitality back again!! __________________ A Mac is like an escort, you pay a ton and get nothing. A PC is like a hooker, it's a lot cheaper and gives you what you're after.. and if unlucky some diseases as well, that's why you gotta use protection. -CC

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runawayprisoner Mobile Fanatic Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Santa Cruz, CA Posts: 6,210	What? It's my main computer for god's sake. I'm even drawing on it. Lags sometimes but totally worth it. __________________ cChip interpreter WIP - current status: Release Candidate LRx Filter RC - current performance rating: 9/10

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Fadingz 代言人 Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: 應許之地 Posts: 5,125	Try to scale a photo up to 10000 * 10000 and zoom radial blur!

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runawayprisoner Mobile Fanatic Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Santa Cruz, CA Posts: 6,210	Takes about 15-20 minutes last time I tried it at 6000 x 6000. __________________ cChip interpreter WIP - current status: Release Candidate LRx Filter RC - current performance rating: 9/10