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Vine Icon

HJ (Jan 9, 2004)

A lil' viney icon. :)

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Knockoff (Jan 28, 2004)

I like it, I like how the vine looks like its pulling on the J.
Very nice job HJ!

HJ (Feb 1, 2004)

Thank you so much!

Public Boards/Beginner

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HJ (Jan 3, 2004)

"We told you they was tricksy, we told you they was false" --- Gollum. }:]

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Undercover

HJ (Jan 3, 2004)

I didn't hide this cause I need some ideas for her outfit and such.. Thanks. Can't figure out how to make the j-plugin work. Ehehe.. ^^;

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HJ (edited Jan 3, 2004)
drawn in 39 min

Finished; Im hoping the background isn't too distracting, I had to erase alot of the little swirlies. My first time doing this sort of drawing.

DragonClaw (Jan 3, 2004)

I like it... I think it is a pretty cool pic.

Awesome Blossom (Again)

HJ (Dec 31, 2003)

Happy New Year! May it be full of wonderful surprises! Anyways; Blossom is my favorite PPG, but I am hoping that this won't bring up controversy between which one is the better.. ^^; (Between the 3 PPG-s)

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Heylo ^^

HJ (Dec 10, 2003)

Tryin a new type of eye since my current type is too funky..

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tappie_chan (Dec 19, 2003)

this is cute! does your wacom work on other programs (like photoshop)? if so, it should work with this (mine does). make sure its plugged into a USB port, and that you have put the software on your computer. it should work...

Tylop2 (Dec 19, 2003)

The new eye works for me :D. Cute picture btw, and nice hair, Only thing problem I have is....that I can't draw as good :(

HJ (edited Jan 11, 2004)

Aww, thanks for the nice comments! Yeh, my tablet works w/ Photoshop & Adobe Elements, stuff like that and is hooked thru an USB port. The problem is, I don't know how to get the tablet working with 2draw, like so I use the pen thingy and tablet instead of my regular mouse. (It is hard to explain, lol)

Edit: Okie, I understand now, it automatically works.. *nods head* But I'm kinda dissapointed cause the pressure sensitivity doesen't work with this applet. :(

Edit Again: I think I got it working now. Thanks.

marcello (Dec 20, 2003)

you can use pressure sensitivity on both lascaux sketch and shi-painter. You just need the JTablet plugin I made installed on your computer.

Chibi Vamp.

HJ (Dec 9, 2003)

Nah.. Its just juice.. I think..

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Marienkind (Dec 9, 2003)

well, for one thing, you can get HIV if you drink from the wrong person. along with other icky things.

Edward (Dec 9, 2003)

AHHH!!!!! MORE CRAZY EYES!!!! *dies* your line art is getting better *pats*

(Test)

HJ (Dec 7, 2003)

Just messing around, trying to test the technique Mazi said.

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Harmanye (Dec 7, 2003)

Oh cool, this is neat!
I love the swirly things, and that butterfly is spiffy, I can definetly say you are getting better ^_^
Since I am who I am I must say smoother (as in less jagged) lines would be nice, but I quite understand that it is difficult sometimes.
Are you a mouser or a tablet-user (Tabby)? Either way qualities vary and it can be hard to get flowy lines.

HJ (edited Dec 7, 2003)

I use a mouse, but I am asking my parents for a Wacom Tablet for Christmas.. Possibly a Graphire or Intuos.
Thanks for your comments! Yah, I hope I am getting better! I drew PowerPuff girls for the first months I started doing oekaki (I was at PowerPuffOnline). I started this oekaki-business in June. But I have 'branched out' to anime & a little bit of furries. My Next Goal: Scenery! Or maybe not..

mazi (Dec 8, 2003)

i reccomend the graphire. thats what i use.. i dont really see a need for the really expensive ones. i only have a graphire2 4x6. it was $99 at the time, and well worth it. the only diff with the "better" tablets is more pressure sensitivity, or a bigger space.. i dont even really use the pressure sensitivity.

marcello (Dec 8, 2003)

I recommend getting a 6x8, and not a 4x5, no matter which line you get. 4x5 just isn't worth it. Now, graphire3 has 4x5 for $100, and 6x8 for $200. Whereas intuos is $300 for a 6x8. The advantage with an intuos is you'll have a much more robust tablet, (plus you can get platinum, while the graphire 3 design sucks and the colors aren't great). So it's really a question of if you're willing to spend $100 more for a more powerful tablet.
A side-by-side comparison. (I should mention I find the menu strip useless, the tilt can only be used in expensive programs like photoshop (7 and later), or painter (7 and later as well, I believe, 8 supports it). I'm working on a new applet that'll support tilt as well, though. I really like the intuos2 mouse, but I haven't used a graphire3 mouse to compare (The tablet mouse has completely replaced my optical). Since they have 6x8 in graphire as well now, that's not really a reason to go with intuos2 (one of the main reasons I went with it). Grip pen... that's probably also meaningless, it's nice, but dunno if it's worth it.

Goddess

HJ (Dec 6, 2003)

It is sad that my pictures usually look better when they aren't colored. =/ How do you guys get your smooth, liquidy coloring? Is it your mad skillz, or a secret button..? o.o;;

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Edward (Dec 6, 2003)

I think your shading looks good! the only thing i think that makes this picture look a lil odd is the eyes have no pupils and have the white on the inside instead of the outside Oo....

mazi (Dec 7, 2003)

i dunno about everyone else but i use pen for lineart, and then pen on the next layer down to get the base colors and then the watercolor 2 tool to shade. using lots of the dropper (i think its ctrl.. or right-click.. or something..) helps blend colors. and in advanced mode (check your settings) you can right click on the color bars and get h/s/b instead of insane color bars.

HJ (Dec 7, 2003)

Okie, I think I get what you're saying, Mazi.
Thanks for the critique, Edward! :) Yah, I draw my eyes pretty funky, heh.