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lynnandcharlie
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lynnandcharlie
(Jan 18, 2010)
lynnandcharlie (edited Jan 19, 2010)
thanks, I appreciate the encouragement. does a tablet help? I don,t know why I ask, I can't afford one did you see the portrait of the girl with the yellow scarf? that was hard to do because it is hard to control the mouse well and I do not know how to get smooth shading. I would appreciate any of your comments or suggestions. HEY, I just looked up stuff on ebay and found a digital pen/mouse and they are affordable. it would give me control like a pen. Have you heard of these?
firecracker (Jan 20, 2010)
I've never had a tablet, so I don't know much about them, but I have heard that you can do really great things with a tablet.....that's why I would love to get one someday. Yes I saw your draw of the girl with a scarf, and it's pretty good, but I have the same problem about getting really smooth shading. I have a difficult time trying to control my mouse too. You found a digital pen/mouse on ebay?? I shop on ebay quite often.....I'll have to look that up......I've never heard of a digital pen/mouse before......it sounds interesting. :)
Suntan (Jan 20, 2010)
Having a tablet did not give me more skill. It simply is more like holding a pen or pencil than a mouse is, so that made it more controllable to hold. Go to the Wacom site. Mine is the tiniest and the cheapest..I think it was less than $100 on sale at Best Buy.
lynnandcharlie (Jan 20, 2010)
thanks for the info, i just came home from having surgery on my other hand, since i only have 2 hands they should be done. i think i will try the pen/mouse. anything that will give me more control should help. i have had better luck with florals and landscapes because i don't need realy straight lines |
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lynnandcharlie
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lynnandcharlie
(Jan 16, 2010)
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lynnandcharlie
(Jan 16, 2010)
Cameo (Jan 16, 2010)
Very peaceful looking! I like! ;o)
davincipoppalag (Jan 16, 2010)
VEry pretty!
firecracker (Jan 17, 2010)
very nice! :) |
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lynnandcharlie
(Jan 15, 2010)
flowers from the garden
DorsY69 (Jan 16, 2010)
Beautiful flowers :)
Cameo (Jan 16, 2010)
Very lovely! You did a wonderful job! ;o)
lynnandcharlie (Jan 16, 2010)
thanks |
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lynnandcharlie
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lynnandcharlie
(Jan 14, 2010)
Axil62 (Jan 14, 2010)
Reminds me of my grandmothers color TV when I was a kid.
lynnandcharlie (Jan 14, 2010)
Ya, grandmothers liked to wear orchids then as well
davincipoppalag (Jan 15, 2010)
pretty and cheerful
firecracker (Jan 15, 2010)
very pretty......:) |
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lynnandcharlie
(Jan 14, 2010)
lynnandcharlie (Jan 17, 2010)
you are right
Miss_DJ (Jan 17, 2010)
that's true, Flubbles, but honesty without compassion is cruelty. Not that I'm accusing you of such.I'm not judgin, I'm just sayin.
shults (Jan 17, 2010)
I'll get a critic (good/bad) better from an artist I respect much more than of someone whose gallery is empty, (or even empty of worthy pieces).Today, I find myself asking for criticism, probably because I agree it's nessecary for improvement. It may not be too nice to just say you dislike something without further explanation,but I don't think that someone should post his pictures on the public, if he's not ready to hear a variety of comments.
lynnandcharlie (edited Jan 17, 2010)
yes thats what I have been trying to say, I just should have explained myself better when I made that first comment. when I read my comment again I saw how people thought I was complaining about a negative comment |
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