Ah cool, wait, my link?I'm currently doing some scenes for my own work, as well as doing some story covers for some peeps here in SH.
Btw, I think your link is broken.
Ah that, yeah, I think this is the wrong thread for that. So I created a separate thread for specifically sharing the work.Yep, before your thread was edited, there's an attachment to it.
Well, in any case, I guess that's what I've been drawing (while taking a break from writing).
Ah...well, if you're curious about myAh that, yeah, I think this is the wrong thread for that. So I created a separate thread for specifically sharing the work.
Anyway, always good to take a rest now and then. I am also curious on your drawings, so I would like to them. There is another thread for that however.
Ah...well, if you're curious about mytrashworks, there are several threads for that in the 'Creation' section. Feel free to check it out.
Err...are you referring to my previous works? Or the current one I'm working on?
Come on, I am sure they are good.
Oh wow, I don’t know what you’re talking about. These are very well crafted. I can tell you took the necessary time to craft each instance. As well as seeing the steady increase. You’ve got talent there.Here's my art stash here...
Just my personal art stash.
Well, aside from writing, I'm also doing some illustrations to accompany my works... Like for example, this illustration of Madelaine Ann Rubinforth in her Saint's dress. It's something like an extra illustration for my novels about her. By the way, I combined traditional (pen and paper) and...forum.scribblehub.com
Thanks! I'm no match for digital users though...my works are a 'dead-end' once I inked those; can't edit much.Oh wow, I don’t know what you’re talking about. These are very well crafted. I can tell you took the necessary time to craft each instance. As well as seeing the steady increase. You’ve got talent there.
Ah hmm...ya know, there are some free apps out there. I am sure you can take it further. Even if not by too much. For instance, this recent drawing I did. I drew it by hand, then used a digital app to give it a bit more life. You’ve got the necessary talent there. So keep at it. ^^Thanks! I'm no match for digital users though...my works are a 'dead-end' once I inked those; can't edit much.
Actually, it's not the app that's the problem for me. My hands are not used to digital medium like pen tablet, so I do a combined approach: traditional media (pen and paper) when I'm doing the linearts, and digital coloring (with scanner and pen tablet).Ah hmm...ya know, there are some free apps out there. I am sure you can take it further. Even if not by too much. For instance, this recent drawing I did. I drew it by hand, then used a digital app to give it a bit more life.
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Ah okay, I see. Ya know, now that I look at it. The options are really out there. Digital drawing itself is difficult for me, so I am more or less forced to use pencil and paper. I have just recently discovered a digital app to be able to give the drawing a bit more life to it. However, I cannot touch the pen feature to draw on the app. I just cannot do it.Actually, it's not the app that's the problem for me. My hands are not used to digital medium like pen tablet, so I do a combined approach: traditional media (pen and paper) when I'm doing the linearts, and digital coloring (with scanner and pen tablet).
Yeah, it's pretty scary to draw on digital when the hands are shaky. >_<Ah okay, I see. Ya know, now that I look at it. The options are really out there. Digital drawing itself is difficult for me, so I am more or less forced to use pencil and paper. I have just recently discovered a digital app to be able to give the drawing a bit more life to it. However, I cannot touch the pen feature to draw on the app. I just cannot do it.
Not yet, definitely a consideration at this point. Also yeah, I can barely keep my hands still to scan my drawing to do the app editing.Yeah, it's pretty scary to draw on digital when the hands are shaky. >_<
In any case, have you tried a scanner for your artwork?
Ah, cool, thanks for the tip. ^^Well, if you ever do buy a scanner, scanning your work to a bigger resolution (300 dpi) is good for printing. If you're using a phone to scan your work, you can use a tripod or a selfie stick and books. I bet it would get your lineart cleaner.