cool

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thanks!

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digital ink or manual ink?

do you use pen tool or fdree hand with a tablet?

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°_° Carlé °_°

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CarloValente

That one was digital inks, freehand with a tablet, in Painter. I never got the hang of the pen tool.

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i know that painter is no good for lineart.... which tools do you use?

PS: for the digital ink you can try manga studio

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°_° Carlé °_°

There is only one penguin on DeviantArt, and he's this [link]

...could I become an artist ???[link]
CarloValente

I've been using Manga Studio for two years now. If you look through my gallery you can see some examples.

Painter is perfectly fine for lineart. What I ink with depends partly on whim and partly what I want the final effect to be. I inked this guy in Painter using the Scratchboard tool because I wanted to practice inking really fine lines.

Manga Studio is good when you want a really smooth finish without a whole lot of ... what's the word I'm looking for? ... scratchy individualism, for want of a better term. It does round, smooth curves excellently, but if you're trying to achieve something expressive with angles and corners and scratchiness, like Hiroaki Samura or Yu Yagami, it's not as good, and Painter's Scratchboard or Pencil tools or Photoshop's Pencil tool is better.

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I don't give a damn for a man that can only spell a word one way. -- Mark Twain

thank you
thank you
thank you

see you soon and bye from italy!

I you!!!

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°_° Carlé °_°

There is only one penguin on DeviantArt, and he's this [link]

...could I become an artist ???[link]
CarloValente