Agreed!!Paul Fierlinger wrote:To animate every day all day long for years is nuts, of course, but it's being nuts with a passion. Without the passion it must be REALLY nuts and I hope I'll never get that far.
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look what the potato sprouted...
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Cool!!!
i've never seen this illustration cliche* pushed this far, love it
*the house/castle/town/city on a hill
i've never seen this illustration cliche* pushed this far, love it
*the house/castle/town/city on a hill
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hi Asaf,
I'm always delighted with the titles of your pictures,
sometimes it helps for the meaning of the scene,
sometimes it puzzles our understanding a bit more,
or simply have no other effect than amazement.
(which is the case with this last one named "ha")
about your nice looking dry brush, is it an animbrush ?
can you share it, or at least its custom settings ?
I'm always delighted with the titles of your pictures,
sometimes it helps for the meaning of the scene,
sometimes it puzzles our understanding a bit more,
or simply have no other effect than amazement.
(which is the case with this last one named "ha")
about your nice looking dry brush, is it an animbrush ?
can you share it, or at least its custom settings ?
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Thanks Zig.
I really appreciate your responses to my drawings. There's always a nice complement awaiting for me in your posts.
The brush is in fact just the oil brush. Basically I've assigned Size to Altitude (inverted profile), Aspect assigned to Altitude too, and Angle assigned to Azimuth . But enough words on it - check the brush I'm posting here.
Mind you, sadly it is not for digitizers without azimuth and altitude control. So as long as you use it with your Intuos3, you're fine, but it will give unpredictable behavior on a tabletPC (unless you got a super-duper one which allows the controls. And if you do, I'm jealous).
I really appreciate your responses to my drawings. There's always a nice complement awaiting for me in your posts.
The brush is in fact just the oil brush. Basically I've assigned Size to Altitude (inverted profile), Aspect assigned to Altitude too, and Angle assigned to Azimuth . But enough words on it - check the brush I'm posting here.
Mind you, sadly it is not for digitizers without azimuth and altitude control. So as long as you use it with your Intuos3, you're fine, but it will give unpredictable behavior on a tabletPC (unless you got a super-duper one which allows the controls. And if you do, I'm jealous).
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Asaf, the Dry Brush won't open; it says: "unable to process the headers".
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indeed, here the data folder seems empty
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... corrupted file too .
anyway, I'm still on Intuos2, managing the tilt data, but not the Altitude or Azimuth,
or am I wrong ?
anyway, I'm still on Intuos2, managing the tilt data, but not the Altitude or Azimuth,
or am I wrong ?
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Yes. Weird. For some reason the upload corrupted my file, and it seems to recur whenever I try to upload again.
Can anyone try to upload a RAR file too, to see if there's a problem with uploading to the forums?
well, anyway, meantime you can get the brush from here.
Can anyone try to upload a RAR file too, to see if there's a problem with uploading to the forums?
well, anyway, meantime you can get the brush from here.
doesn't intuos2 have Azimuth and Altitude digitization too?ZigOtto wrote:anyway, I'm still on Intuos2 .
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donno, I've to check that ...malcooning wrote:doesn't intuos2 have Azimuth and Altitude digitization too?ZigOtto wrote:anyway, I'm still on Intuos2 .
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well, seems you're in luck ZigZigOtto wrote:donno, I've to check that ...
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Thanks, Asaf. It's very nice using cement and a 180 degree angle.
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This brush positively accepts changing the paper type (and hardness and size of it).
The angle here is merely to serve your personal habit of holding the pen, it does not affects the rendering of the brush.
I now wish there was a way to control the amount, size and softness of the grain (instead of the much less logically rendered Hard/Medium/Soft/Silk options). If it was so, we would have had much sexier brushes.
Herve? Please?
The angle here is merely to serve your personal habit of holding the pen, it does not affects the rendering of the brush.
I now wish there was a way to control the amount, size and softness of the grain (instead of the much less logically rendered Hard/Medium/Soft/Silk options). If it was so, we would have had much sexier brushes.
Herve? Please?
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