it is easy if you got the skill right. well, kena practice a lot.
Me, still under process of getting used to my Genius Pen tablet.

owh is genius tablet any good? few time tempted to try that
brand when went shoping @ loyat plaza but never had real life exp with it

simple chibi....C&C very welcome^^

using your new tablet there mang? Not bad... i see u used a lot of short strokes...
dont afraid to render longer strokes bro... that's how u get to learn faster using tablet.
btw what tablet ur using?


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This post has been edited by 8difier: Aug 31 2011, 11:27 PM

ya using my new tablet...its bamboo pen...i dun feel comfortable drawing long strokes on the tablet yet...i felt kinda weird staring at my laptop while my hand on tablet...normally i stare at my pencil...

Ohhh,does it takes a lot of time?

quite ok, I guess. I bought the Genius i608 Mouse and Pen.

huhuh i 10000% understand what u felt there... been there bro.
what's your bamboo dimension btw?

no idea...as i got no drawing foundation or any basic...i just started drawing few weeks ago...so i will take a lot of time...

Best would be to study human figure/anatomy (or watch lots of naked ladies like I do, lol) and cramp the poses in your head. If you find your figure drawing strange, use references (lots of them on internet). People who only study anime just became animetard and doomed to only draw only one style. Get out of your comfort zone, venture into other artstream and you will find drawing anime/manga style a breeze.

I noticed a lot of you guys know how to draw decent 'face'. But when comes to body proportion, hands and legs, just way off, no offense.

its the bamboo pen small...6x4

u mean this one..

hmm.. depending on stuff you draw. I've been learning using my tablet for 2 weeks now,
and I've been learning functions of paint tool sai, the results are great (to me).
Learning stuff takes time.

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Added on August 31, 2011, 11:42 pmyeah, this one.

This post has been edited by XPAWNED01: Aug 31 2011, 11:42 PM

its ok, none taken... but i think u mistaken my industry. when i mentioned storyboard, i meant
shooting board for TV commercial


the dimension is spot on there man... bigger (in certain cases) doesnt mean
better... i letgo my intuos2 and get A4 size intuous3 but end up using a small portion of it only


ic... i'll look into it later. how does holding the stylus feel?
i used intuos3 before but the stylus can get a long time to get use to

Here I did some adjustment



Comment: The face looks curved inwards. Imagine the face shaped like a pear (not 100% like one but just roughly). It's not completely round but slightly curved inwards at the eye part. Second thing is his/her left cheek looks swollen. Mouth and nose need to be in the centre (regardless of how distorted some of the anime look, never copy 100% or you will be stuck with it). You also need to practise on creating smooth strokes rather than breaking the lines. Since you have tablet already, suggest practising and explore the pen sensitivity option.

This post has been edited by DaddyO: Sep 1 2011, 12:12 AM

U havent answer my question.

well, the pen is comfortable to use but there'are two buttons lined up at the down-part of the pen.
Function of the buttons is to interchange selected colours.

For me, I didn't like the buttons because they distract me whenever I'm colouring or drawing.

This post has been edited by XPAWNED01: Sep 1 2011, 01:08 AM

Really this is just hobby of mine.

I mean ur real job,duh,u should check out my last reply.

Errr....appreciate your curiosity but let's stick to the topic and less about my life. If you really want to know, I'm batman. There I've said it and no autograph.