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a hole-y ghost posted:Close the program you're drawing in, go into Services, stop Tablet PC Input Service and Wacom Professional Service, then start both of them again, and then re-open the program you were drawing in. nope, didn't work
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I assume you've restarted your computer already? e: Is the light on the tablet changing color when you press the pen on the surface? a hole-y ghost fucked around with this message at 22:58 on May 16, 2017 |
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Did you install drivers for some other tablet, perhaps? Alternatively you might have to turn off some windows ink things or whatever, that could cause problems.
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# ? May 16, 2017 23:20 |
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Try this, uninstall tablet drivers, windows ink, etc etc. Unplug your tablet Restart Computer. Plug in tablet and reinstall tablet drivers. I get that issue every now and then and that's what usually fixes it. Problem is when you uninstall stuff then restart, windows will automatically throw a bunch of garbage on the tablet before you even get the chance to reinstall the proper drivers. May not fix it in this case, but it's worth a try if that's whats happening.
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# ? May 16, 2017 23:57 |
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I don't even have anything called "windows ink" or whatever
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The Ayshkerbundy posted:I don't even have anything called "windows ink" or whatever I assume you're using windows right? Is it possible to get to a menu that resembles something like this and if so what happens to the "Current Pressure bar" when you press down? Menu is called Wacom Tablet Properties should be searchable in Windows 10. If you're using a mac it would be in system preferences -> wacom.
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# ? May 17, 2017 03:30 |
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I tried uninstalling and reinstalling again and this time it did the trick
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Neon Noodle fucked around with this message at 14:56 on Aug 21, 2019 |
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Nice book! I'm going mad.
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BoneMonkey posted:Nice book! Nice to look at. Keep it coming!
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# ? May 17, 2017 19:26 |
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Hello! This isn't a webcomic but it has a character from my old webcomic, and it is also "sequential," please enjoy! https://vimeo.com/217931360
FunkyAl fucked around with this message at 02:39 on May 18, 2017 |
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Reiley posted:Drawing each frame individually will absolutely make you the stronger artist in the long run. The smart artist will duplicate their sketch layer and ink over that three separate times, it saves you time and produces three distinct same-panel panels. I decided to try doing a few more, making more of an effort to redraw each similar panel by hand each time, instead of copying anything. I feel like it definitely helped/made an improvement to the overall look, so thank you for the encouragement to try that out. I can't really speak to the idea of having too many panels, or how you feel about the jokes in them. It's totally cool if you don't like the end result, but (and this is especially true of the hospital one), I primarily think about writing first, and started drawing as a way to get ideas I had "out", and I think of individual panels more like punctuation in a run on sentence. Each panel is kind of an individual beat, and speaks to the cadence of the sentence's delivery. I also decided to try using color.
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Bouncing back in for a direction check. My main takeaways from your critiques were gutter size, balloon placement, ease of direction and tangents. So here's the first 8 pages again to see if I'm actually improving it. I'll mind the panel placement faux pas (two short preceding one long) after this, won't repeat it. I'm trying to cut back on corner-anchored dialogue balloons and attempting to avoid dialogue placed towards the bottom of a long panel. I've got one instance of that last bit thus far and if my shot at guiding the dialogue downward doesn't work, I might just redraw the panel. And I'll mind my tendency for OTS shots from now on. It's a bad habit I didn't even realize I had! I know I remain a complete novice with balloon poo poo, but I do very much appreciate the pointers you lot have given me.
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Just from a cursory glance the addition of wider gutters makes it so much more readable and professional looking.Neon Noodle posted:BOOK BOOK BOOK BOOK BOOK If you don't mind, what are they charging and what was the minimum order size? Do they print adult material (and by that I mean rated R at worse)?
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Das Boo posted:Bouncing back in for a direction check. My main takeaways from your critiques were gutter size, balloon placement, ease of direction and tangents. So here's the first 8 pages again to see if I'm actually improving it. Much better! Good job.
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I drew some comics again!!!! comics are good and help me
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i wish when i made lines they were interesting
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Wowporn posted:i wish when i made lines they were interesting Don't we all.
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I went mad.
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God I love 45 degree isometrics. That looks so good. vvv Looks like a shitload of really far-away people to me. Reiley fucked around with this message at 19:17 on May 29, 2017 |
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It was a pain and I hosed up some fundamentals! Hooray! the crowd look ok to you? I honestly cant think of a better way to do it that wouldn't take another 20 hours. /\/\/\ Cool, I always feel a bit funny about photo bashing into line work, I find it a little jarring. But I couldn't think of a better way to go about it other than actually drawing it. And I have gone mad enough. BoneMonkey fucked around with this message at 22:59 on May 29, 2017 |
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BoneMonkey posted:It was a pain and I hosed up some fundamentals! Hooray! the crowd look ok to you? I honestly cant think of a better way to do it that wouldn't take another 20 hours. Yeah, I'm seeing it. Maybe play with the levels in that part of the image to get it closer to the rest of the color scheme and knock down some of the contrast. It looks wonderful and I'm nitpicking.
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Is stuff like Top Webcomics significant from a promotional point of view or is it mostly for bragging rights?
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Fangz posted:Is stuff like Top Webcomics significant from a promotional point of view or is it mostly for bragging rights? I'm sure it works for some people but as far as I can tell it's not significant for either
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Fangz posted:Is stuff like Top Webcomics significant from a promotional point of view or is it mostly for bragging rights? I get enough traffic from the TWC site that I've never considered taking the button down.
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Guys I'm thinking of doing webcomics again, talk me out of it
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Don't you will die poor and everyone will hate you.
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you will pour orders of magnitude more time into a single panel than any other human being will ever spend looking at it, possibly cumulatively
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sweeperbravo posted:you will pour orders of magnitude more time into a single panel than any other human being will ever spend looking at it, possibly cumulatively Jesus gently caress that is depressing
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al-azad posted:Don't you will die poor and everyone will hate you. Am dead, poor, can confirm
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Incidentally, I can't decide whether I like partial or full color better. Full color looks more... full color, but the partial color has a kind of old storybook thing going on I kind of dig. It doesn't help that I'm Not Great at colors.
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it sounds counterintuitive but if you're not great at colors, full color is probably better than partial color. Partial color requires knowing what to include/omit in order to create an effect. It's a little like how a chef can create something delicious even with limited ingredients or tools, but someone just learning how to cook will struggle under the limitations. But a better suggestion is, if you aren't good at color, it's rpetty easy to learn and start experimenting with (espeiclaly since you're using digital media so you can change things at whim and not get trapped in an ever darkening, muddying bog of ink). Rowland Hilder's book "Starting with Watercolor" really changed the way I thought about color (and technique and stuff as well, but I'm recommending it to you arpticularly because of the color part). Yes the book is about watercolor paint but the color theory, as presented, can be applied to other media. See if you can pick up a copy, they may have one at a local library, and there's also some for less than $10 on amazon and such.
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sweeperbravo posted:you will pour orders of magnitude more time into a single panel than any other human being will ever spend looking at it, possibly cumulatively this is the dark curse
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sweeperbravo posted:But a better suggestion is, if you aren't good at color, it's rpetty easy to learn and start experimenting with (espeiclaly since you're using digital media so you can change things at whim and not get trapped in an ever darkening, muddying bog of ink). To add to this, learning how to use color in a psysical media can only improve your understanding of color in a way (whoa hold on contoversial opinion comin watch out uh oh.....) that digital media just can't! Like, i've been learning to oil paint this year and colors in real life have started looking better. watercolors or oil pastels are great places to start because theyre cheap and easy to use!! AND if youre still interested in lesrning how to explore a limited palate, its much much easier when you have physical tools instead of the virtual infinity a computer is constantly trying to offer you
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FunkyAl posted:To add to this, learning how to use color in a psysical media can only improve your understanding of color in a way (whoa hold on contoversial opinion comin watch out uh oh.....) that digital media just can't! Like, i've been learning to oil paint this year and colors in real life have started looking better. watercolors or oil pastels are great places to start because theyre cheap and easy to use!! AND if youre still interested in lesrning how to explore a limited palate, its much much easier when you have physical tools instead of the virtual infinity a computer is constantly trying to offer you TRUUUUUUUUTH on digital color. It is not like paint color. It just isn't. It's very hard to learn color digitally. I didn't learn poo poo until I started painting with watercolors and gouache.
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I got to make the cover of his weeks Spirou magazine. Besides the cover, I also got a gag page, dual game page, an interview and… a “mini-réçit”! that's a tiny album that you need to fold and staple together yourself. If anybody speaks french and lives in europe, you can find it in the better newspaper stands, or you can find the digital version here: http://ww4.izneo.com/albums/journal-spirou/n-4131-tome-4131-A24277 But I’m not sure how easy the folding and stapling will be in that one.
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Holy cow that's great!!
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Whoops! Meant to post this here, accidentally created a thread: http://imgur.com/a/wRB6r There are a couple of typos. They're corrected for the finished print, but these pages were exported from an earlier PDF.
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HanzoSchmanzo posted:Whoops! Meant to post this here, accidentally created a thread: loving terrifying. Best horror comic I have ever read!
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Does anyone use an Artisul tablet? I'm in the market for an affordable screen tablet and that seems to be the most attractive one below Cintiq level. Any recommendations are appreciated, thinking the 2-400 dollar range.
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