Even at age 30, I still enjoy getting toys for Christmas. This year, my new toy came in the form of a digital sketching program called SketchBook Pro. There are a lot of things I like about this program, but one thing I truly love is the convenience of not having to scan my original sketch, lighten it, print it out, refine it, and scan it again to digitally ink and color. Ordinarily, I wouldn't put forth that kind of effort for an Aquaman sketch, but since I can easily add inks and colors in SketchBook Pro without the hassle of scanning, why not?
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
AQUAMAN, YOU GO...TALK TO SOME FISH
Even at age 30, I still enjoy getting toys for Christmas. This year, my new toy came in the form of a digital sketching program called SketchBook Pro. There are a lot of things I like about this program, but one thing I truly love is the convenience of not having to scan my original sketch, lighten it, print it out, refine it, and scan it again to digitally ink and color. Ordinarily, I wouldn't put forth that kind of effort for an Aquaman sketch, but since I can easily add inks and colors in SketchBook Pro without the hassle of scanning, why not?
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christmas present leading to blog posts? i approve!
ReplyDeleteall thanks to you broseph!
ReplyDeleteAquaman looks dejected and sad. Also, I expect a portrait of me soon. You know, now that it's easier and stuff...
ReplyDeletedejected, depressed, downcast, despondent, despairing...such is aquaman. i could make you a costumed vigilante in your portrait - ryan fisher is "the donkey".
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