SenseiGrove

Great, I'm starting over as of today with all the collected brush sets and textures i'v downloaded... Thank God, literally, that none of my art disappeared... So i'm busy reorginizing my brush sets and pallets so i can get started again. next thing on my wish list is a tablet. any tips?

-Gabriel

I find it near impossible for me to replicate an past used technique on photoshop... i'v planned on doing all the basic karate kicks as i did the Yoko Geri piece... but i absolutely cannot do it the same, its so frik'n frustrating! LOL!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm wondering what equipment everyone uses... what stylus others prefer. just Photoshop, or what other programs do others use?...

I feel I'm very limited in what i can do till i get a stylus...

hmm, i'm finding it quite troublesome and difficult. i'v never really worked with color before though. up till now i'v always been a very black and white ink kind of guy... in life and with my art.

i'm guessing everyone works with different opacity levels and such. i have my drawing set to linear burn as the top and first layer in Photoshop, and its working so far. lighting perspective is a challenge as well. but this is just the beginning.

i'm wandering what tablets other artists use... right now i'm stuck coloring with my mouse. yuck!

i can't wait to get alittle faster and looser with my technique and then start to color my other pieces. right now i'm working on my farm hut and its turning out very good in my opinion.