Tablet Practice!
I SUCK AT USING A TABLET RIGHT NOW
And I want to improve!
Gimme a task (or anyone else who needs help who posts here) and I'll do it for practice!
And I want to improve!
Gimme a task (or anyone else who needs help who posts here) and I'll do it for practice!
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I wish I can draw with a thin line.
show meeee
Its all about practicing, and I can't practice for you.
I dont think I can help you.
I dont think I can help you.
no, i mean... show me da result by drawing hereeeeee....
(and i'm pretty good at using tablets. :/ nvr thought it was hard in the first place)
(and i'm pretty good at using tablets. :/ nvr thought it was hard in the first place)
using this place
one drawing isn't enough to show it :<
one drawing isn't enough to show it :<
Why don't you believe me? T.T
I have learnt...
Pic: STRength from Black Rock Shooter
I have learnt...
Pic: STRength from Black Rock Shooter
O-o using tablet itself to draw isn't hard... u just need to stop staring at whr u are drawing, but instead at the screen...
i'm not so sure abt other tablet, but the one i'm using right now is perfect for speedpainting and stuff, which i couldn't do traditionally.
i'm only gd at mech pencil + kneedable eraser +blender for traditional drawing ._.
i'm not so sure abt other tablet, but the one i'm using right now is perfect for speedpainting and stuff, which i couldn't do traditionally.
i'm only gd at mech pencil + kneedable eraser +blender for traditional drawing ._.
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draw a crap load of circles.
(it helped me improve a lot)
(it helped me improve a lot)
WHY DO ALL OF MY CIRCLES LOOK LIKE D'S?
you srs? either muro is being weird or your tablet settings need to be tweaked.
use a normal brush, dun use weblink and... dun lift up ur stylus before u complete the circle...
Redraw one of your own deviations, (or one of mine if you like too XD)
draw a poop
SO MUCH POOP
MORE HAMMER PRACTICE
Not bad D:
Not bad. But you should always do a sketch first; capture the basic proportions and flow first with a thin, low opacity brush and gently erase with an even clearer eraser and then add the lines.