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Seriously? Best cartoon drawing on the web? I doubt that :) I used to do all the artwork in ink and then scan it. Now I do it all on my iPad with SketchBook Pr
by drcode 16y ago
Seriously? Best cartoon drawing on the web? I doubt that :)
I used to do all the artwork in ink and then scan it. Now I do it all on my iPad with SketchBook Pro (took me a while to figure out how to get decent quality this way- At first, I didn't think decent drawing on an iPad was possible)
The animation was all done by importing bitmap artwork into Toon Boom animation. It's a cheesy Windows program (i.e. save your work every 30 minutes, or else...) but is feature rich.
- djm 16y agoThanks for the reply. I asked about what you are using because I have recently tried doing some drawing with a Wacom graphics tablet and am having trouble (I have one of the cheap ones where you draw on the tablet whilst watching the screen - the disconnect between hand and eye makes it difficult). I'll look at some of the things you mentioned and see about trying them. (thanks again!)
- drcode 16y agoYeah, I found Wacom tablets to be no good for me, for the reason you describe. The iPad is definitely a better drawing device, as long as you don't care about pressure sensitivity. (Hope they release a large-screen iPad soon :)
- samatman 16y agoNot the same thing, but the Cintiq is a monitor you can draw on, which is pressure sensitive and lets you use whatever desktop-grade software you want. I enjoy your drawings and explanations quite a bit; you'd probably find a Cintiq, even the smaller (awesome) one, to be the most natural drawing experience a computer can currently give.