I think I'm getting marginally better at this to be honest:
It's the Cheshire Cat from Alice In Wonderland. It's proportion is a bit wrong, but considering how much getting used to this tablet takes - I'm rather proud of it. Hopefully I'll be able to use this tablet for more useful purposes in the future. And will get much better at proportion etc.
Tuesday, 15 December 2009
A simple first attempt at an eye after trying to get used to my graphics tablet:
It's not the greatest piece of art in the world, but I'm just getting used to my graphics tablet and I'm rather proud of it:
Not a particularly good drawing, but a good example about how I'm getting used to using the tablet. Hopefully, as I get used to it, my drawings on it will be much better. Then I can use it to make amazing things - if I'm not getting ahead of myself here.
Not a particularly good drawing, but a good example about how I'm getting used to using the tablet. Hopefully, as I get used to it, my drawings on it will be much better. Then I can use it to make amazing things - if I'm not getting ahead of myself here.
Monday, 14 December 2009
Aha, I have a new graphics tablet!
Well, new is debateable - it's actually second hand and the nib on the pen is getting a bit worn. However, it's still amazing. Also, incredibly useful. Particularly if you wish to do things such as animation. Here it is in all it's glory:
By the way, as I'm guessing I'll have to do some explanation into what a graphics tablet is:
A graphics tablet device plugged into a computer that means you can hand-draw images and put them onto the computer... Kind of like drawing with a pencil and paper but it appears on the screen. It's difficult to use but is easier than drawing with the mouse and very helpful for making animations with - especially when I get the supposedly amazing software I am currently downloading.
Aha, this is going to take some getting used to - however, it is simply beautiful in itself. I bet I can make some remarkable things here...
By the way, as I'm guessing I'll have to do some explanation into what a graphics tablet is:
A graphics tablet device plugged into a computer that means you can hand-draw images and put them onto the computer... Kind of like drawing with a pencil and paper but it appears on the screen. It's difficult to use but is easier than drawing with the mouse and very helpful for making animations with - especially when I get the supposedly amazing software I am currently downloading.
Aha, this is going to take some getting used to - however, it is simply beautiful in itself. I bet I can make some remarkable things here...
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