Kayden997 Artwork, Using different programs to produce art! Options

[kayden997]

Here you will find work, done by me, in a photo editing software called GIMP.
GIMP is a photoshop-like program that has easy to use features such as warp, noise, and more.
It's free!

Now, using Corel Painter Essentials 4 which is an advance painting program used to immitate real life paining situations, such as brushes, chalk, canvas, grain, and so forth.

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This post has been edited by kayden997: Dec 4 2012, 03:48 PM

[kayden997]

While bringing up this topic again. Any ways, I wanted to do more art in Gimp and I wanted to try out new cell shading methods. And what better way to try it out then on a tablet?

And that's exactly what I did:

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I don't care about the reference, whatever inspires me to do art is good enough for me

I'm gonna choose a different reference for my next cell shading project
Any feedback would be appreciated

This post has been edited by kayden997: Nov 26 2011, 02:48 AM