Ask Doc 18-09-21
Added 2018-09-21 16:21:14 +0000 UTC
Chupa fur is basically made with color printers.
If anyone's shopping for a new art app, Sketchbook was made free to use a lil' while ago. I've been testing it out on this and the last Doc, and so far it seems very smart and feature-laden compared to Manga Studio, even if it doesn't read the shortcut buttons on my Bamboo. Still going to take me a while to get used to the brushes, but what I recommend for anyone trying out digital art in a new app (or with a new pen tablet) is to just use it for coloring at first. It's a safe way to break it in and get used to the feel of things without frustrating the crap outta yo'self.
Cheers to Green Chupa Auro for the question, and Trocadero for the sweet jams.
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Donut is my gatdamn Ken doll and *he loves every minute.* And gwahaha, someone in the server joked about CYMK chupas and I said I was *this close* to drawing a printer-copier being wheeled into a maternity ward. Heck, I'll take any upgrade over GIMP. I only load that hot mess when I feel like crashing my laptop into a garbage-filled curb.
Myshu
2018-09-28 23:09:09 +0000 UTCI don't know which pose is my favorite. Probably Donut in the first frame. Or Donut in the last frame. And as much as I hate BABIES and CHILDREN, I gotta say...young!Doc with the finger paints is just fantastic. The summary that fur is made with color printers gave me a giggle. I mean, you DID say it was yellow, cyan and pink. Close enough to the toner I've changed 9209834 times. Neat answer, I appreciate the knowledge!! Will check out Sketchbook, too. I've been working with Medibang Pro (have no idea why it's called that when it's the free version?) lately, m'self. Much fewer features compared to Gimp, but it's been great for basic work. Thanks for the tip, yo.
Pony
2018-09-22 05:27:20 +0000 UTC
