I got a tablet thingie for my b-day this year and i'm trying to practice on photoshop, but im not sure really of whats a good place to start. I can't find online tutorials for it and im wondering if you guys can lend me a hand.
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the bamboo tabletLee wrote:Which tablet?
So jealous! I have an older Wacom (Intuos3), and my first suggestion is to make sure that all of your drivers are properly installed so that you can take full advantage of the pressure/tilt features that it offers.Spider_Fan14 wrote:the bamboo tabletLee wrote:Which tablet?
THIS. Or, one of my fave things to do is just scribble and see what comes out of it. Use a variety of brushes and pen styles. Just play with it. You will learn a lot just by goofing off and trying weird things.Gojiratoho wrote:I've never owned a tablet myself, but I know they provide more control than a mouse. If you are just looking to practice with the tablet, some good control exercises might be coloring in line art, or maybe grabbing a logo and recreating it with the pen tool.
I hear ya. I actually use mine for editing audio (better slicing control, and faster), but my pen has gone AWOL. It'll turn up, but DAMN! Annoying! Until then I have to use a stupid mouse.Sapphire Gypsy wrote:I love mine, it took some getting used to but after putting together the Princess Logos yesterday with the mouse again I missed my tablet.
Yeah, I've been doing the coloring in excercise today but now my damn tablet's not responding to the pen, my mom says we might have to take it in to staples tomorrow. It seems to f**k up whenever I unplug and replug it back in my laptop. Other than that, the tips of experimenting sound solid to me.Captain Painway wrote:So jealous! I have an older Wacom (Intuos3), and my first suggestion is to make sure that all of your drivers are properly installed so that you can take full advantage of the pressure/tilt features that it offers.Spider_Fan14 wrote:the bamboo tabletLee wrote:Which tablet?THIS. Or, one of my fave things to do is just scribble and see what comes out of it. Use a variety of brushes and pen styles. Just play with it. You will learn a lot just by goofing off and trying weird things.Gojiratoho wrote:I've never owned a tablet myself, but I know they provide more control than a mouse. If you are just looking to practice with the tablet, some good control exercises might be coloring in line art, or maybe grabbing a logo and recreating it with the pen tool.
I hope this helps!
I did just that and then I copied the code and put in the host image box, but now its saying the URL is incomplete.Gojiratoho wrote:If you view the image in facebook, right-click (ctrl-click on a Mac) it and choose "Copy Image Location". This will give you the direct url of the image so you can post it here. You could also open a photobucket account and upload the image there to get it to post here.
Gojiratoho wrote:If you view the image in facebook, right-click (ctrl-click on a Mac) it and choose "Copy Image Location". This will give you the direct url of the image so you can post it here. You could also open a photobucket account and upload the image there to get it to post here.
Gojiratoho wrote:Don't use Host Image (it's looking to upload the file to the PoP servers), just use the img tags.
I might look into that. Sounds kinda cool, coloring is a pretty important part of a comic book and can really influence a work, maybe that'd be a good fall back thing for me.Denim wrote:Pretty cool Spider fan, I have a book to recommend that is extremly awesome if you are intrested.
Hi-Fi Color for Comics by Brian & Kristy Miller. It comes with a cd rom full of things you can work at coloring. I highly recommed it if you are looking into coloring.
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