yeah.... i cannot see my palm properly since wear glasses...

then get a mirror. LOL

lol what about this.... is this good for make a .......

oh well, very nice.....PALM. 100%

lol..... face out palm..

oh lol banyak pro. dont want show here edy ^^;;

if they are pro then i m err...noob of the noob cake.
everyone have their own style, just depend how u use your style well.

if u ask me to do clean line art then i will do a piece of *beep* work ...
because my style is very sketchy.

i like ur style though xD

i still posting, just need time.

mine, it aint pro yet compared to my colleague.... most of my comic strip were hentai, yuri and sometimes yaoi... cant be post here...lol

kallen stadfield ideal to make some hentai character coz she.......lol...

but this have been smooth edges.....

so clean...

anyways

what type of pen do you use??

mostly using dip pen and fountain pen but brush pen for darkening shadows and etc.....sometimes use g-pen and pencil for instance...(if bored...)

but drawing using adobe illustrator actually quite good enough to save cost...

This post has been edited by mochachoke: May 3 2010, 01:00 PM

i like your coloring =3

lol....just post your art.... people will help you...

no new sketch anyway...

*still waiting ur reply

Trying out some things using MyPaint in Ubuntu Lucid Lynx.



^scaled down to 10% thanks to MyPaint's "unlimited canvas size" feature, which lets you draw things as many and as big as you can in a single screen. Even more if you're on multi-monitors/large monitors you'll exhaust an A3-sized pen tablet of space quickly

Quite convenient, however the absence of scrollbars can make things very, very confusing.

wa... i dunno how to use AI, but then i use PS to draw >_<
flash also can draw but then take a lot times because i need sketch in PS first.
but my main program is Coral Painter XI

ink is better, adobe illustrator pen tools is too artificial (unless ur using other technique or something). otherwise photoshop all the way.

here something related to wat ur doin, hope this inspire u more.

used to like inking but doesnt pay much attention as i grew older.

no doubt that photoshop way to go.... but i prefer illustrator cos its easy to define the thickness, pressure and curve of the pen.....

Original sure better than synthetic...(i mean ink versus computer software)..... Thanks for video...