I think both PS and Painter are amazing tools but have to be used in different things. PS is best when you work like you were lighting a scenario. Meaning: you have base colours and then you add light, shadow and casts. Painter on the other hand tries to emulate natural media and responds well to a more traditional approach - paintings need to be "molded". You can find my first Painter work here http://www.samulisiirala.net/comics/strip/morgan/morgan.htm and some PS work here http://www.samulisiirala.net/comics/fullpage/kattopeikko/kattopeikko.htm If you're interested.
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I really like the way you block in your drawings. The vibrant colors are just awesome as well.
I'm pretty sure you will have the hang of this program in a very short time. Which medium were you using for this one?
All in all I'm looking forward to seeing you develop this picture and in this new program.
-Mike
I think both PS and Painter are amazing tools but have to be used in different things. PS is best when you work like you were lighting a scenario. Meaning: you have base colours and then you add light, shadow and casts. Painter on the other hand tries to emulate natural media and responds well to a more traditional approach - paintings need to be "molded".
You can find my first Painter work here http://www.samulisiirala.net/comics/strip/morgan/morgan.htm and some PS work here http://www.samulisiirala.net/comics/fullpage/kattopeikko/kattopeikko.htm
If you're interested.
Good luck on Painter!
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