Is that Spiderman and Iron Man's arms?!  

Well, I'm just an inexperienced artist and a lousy critic but I must say, that is kinda' awesome for someone learning phtoshop for the first time!

Just saw your youtube channel, no stylus? fingers only? cayalah. Any video on drawing with the ipad?

So you liking your stylus r us the most? Will check out your video, saw your drawing on Stylus R Us bulk order thread heheh

haha yeah I noticed its more simple drawing compared to your usual style.. hmm i got the pogo and dagi, i guess time to get the stylus r us too? hahaha

Goddamn, I've been out of practice for so long, having not drawn on paper for years and having halted work on pixel art due to my shitty non-art job.

Maybe this should be my new year's resolution for 2011: Quit and pursue a career in arts or design. Also, get a tablet.

Random Bike done in 5hour 
i think i should get a tablet to saved some time tho..

err.. c&c? quite blank what to put on the backround

It's been many, many, many pages since I last posted here.

Here are some of my recent commissions for your viewing, creature artwork for an RPG sourcebook named Azamar for Wicked North Games:

All artwork were made illustrated using pencil, inks + water colours. Hopefully the book will be out early or mid 2011.

err.. how about this?

i really need    ..dunno how to clean  this sketch ..
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what resolution / brush size were you using ? 2gb should be okay for working with average brushes and standard screen image resolutions.

Tell us the resolution size you set. A4 size does not really tell anything. Also how many layers are you working on? Or is just one black stroke (provided if the brush size is not too big) on the canvas causes the whole thing to lag.

Based on my experience using only 2Gb ram will definitely cause it to lag provided if you set your pixels very big (if it's just big white canvas, it will not lag with few paints on it but will lag as you add more layers, paints and uses higher processing power application like blending) .

There might be a chance that the software itself is causing the problem. Older wacom does not blend well with Win7, thus causing significant lag.

Hmmm I know cases of older wacom that has yet to see win7 being laggy but not so much idea for graphire. 300 dpi A4 would be something around 2480 X 3508 pixels (which is normal size). I would incline to say changing specs, but really, you should try testing the graphire first on other computer to see what's the actual cause or perhaps you could just buy the ram because 2Gb ram won't cost that much and pretty useful for digital artist anyway. Like I mentioned before software compatibility (with win7 especially) can also affect it's performance not necessary just the hardware.

Also if you know how to use the task manager, try checking the ram usage when you open the artwork.

Doesn't matter 32 or 64, as long as its window 7. Is graphire 4 an old model? Did the manual says its compatible with window 7? Try testing it on XP version.

Just get the 2 extra Ram. Trust me, it's worth every penny. I too thought 2Gb is enough once, but later after I upgrade I noticed significant improvement in a lot of area. And frankly speaking, number of ram is a lot more important than the brand of the ram no matter how fancy the name is.

Unless there're new/significant features in CS5 that you think might be useful, I don't see the point of upgrading.

a lil brushes for iphone tryout..