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Published: 2015-05-14 14:13:41 +0000 UTC; Views: 535; Favourites: 12; Downloads: 3
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I bet it was because of what the moose was wearing, yknow.(omg, I incorrectly spelled boundaries... *Samurai suicide*)
(omg, I also ended a sentence with a preposition... *Samurai suicide against my already corpsified self*)
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REALLY GOOD TUTORIAL. I have an IPad so I dont need a tablet... (tho I have one)
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(Super late reply because I've been so exceptionally busy)
The only thing about an iPad is that it, depending on the product you have, it most likely won't be as accurate and sensitive to your hand movements as an art tablet would be. Have you a drawing pen for it? I hear those are a thing... I think..
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Β Well, you are right. But is really easier and comfortable. I have a professional drawing app named procreate, for IPad. When I was younger I used to draw with my fingers. Then a pen. But recently I've bought a smart pen named pencil, by 53. It's really good because it works for many apps, has pressure, blurring, and it works like a real pen. Also it's handmade. I really like it. Sometimes I use my Wacom tablet, but is not... The same... Experience? Yep. I like more the iPad for drawing. Tho I like drawing tablets.
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Well, that's great!~ It's always lovely to find a cheaper and more preferred alternative to the pricey piece of digital paper I purchased.... THAT'S A LOT OF WORDS BEGINNING WITH "P". Β
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Thank you for your insight on the digital tablets. I have been a traditional artist for over 3 decades and trying to draw something without looking at what I'm drawing is very frustrating. If you have any other tips on using a drawing tablet, please let me know! <3
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I was a traditional media artist until I was about 15, so I've been digitally painting for almost a year. If IΒ recall correctly, it probably only took me about two or so weeks to get fully used to not looking at what I draw (So, not too terribly long).
Uhm... I guess just make sure your arm is drawing in a comfortable position. It can be difficult to tell if your arm is uncomfortable, given that you'll probably be pretty much all around uncomfortable with it for the beginning. It will likely help you adapt to it more quickly if your posture is correct. I suggest first looking down at the tablet and pretending you're drawing traditionally, then just casting your head upward. c:
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Thank you for the help!! Much appreciated!
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