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Yea my line work is shabby currently so it’s nice to keep trying to get the right stroke with UNDO!
shoutBack on 5/2/09 by IntegralApparel
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yeah IntegralApparel sometimes i think i can apple z / ctl z everything, so funny always start on paper, then clean it up in photoshop, make it a light colour depending on the shirt/artwork background, then illustrator
shoutBack on 4/2/09 by bleet
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Yo SS It does take a while before you get use to a tablet. I’m still struggling. But the best way to master it is to use it as a mouse as well. Then you will get the feel for it. Actually, that’s what a friend of mine told me. I still prefer to use the mouse for everything.
shoutBack on 4/2/09 by souf
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Hi guys Just to let you all know I have got my Genius 8×6 tablet :) . R700 at Computer Mania (as opposed to R5500 for an equivalent wacom), and its a beaut. I have no complaints. It is a bit of a learning curve, but for the price, man wat a pleasure. Integral, the first piece I’ve done on the tablet is a straight sketch onto the pc, which i am now vectorising. Strangely I find it easier to vector using the standard mouse…does it just take more practice with the tablet?
shoutBack on 4/2/09 by SilverSabre
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Does anyone go right to illustrator and start sketching? And then clean the lines up as you go? I think it saves a lot of time if you have a Wacom. I also hate reaching for Ctrl-Z when I am sketching on real paper!
shoutBack on 3/2/09 by IntegralApparel
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bingbong where do you buy these tablets?
shoutBack on 3/2/09 by Slakk
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V aplogies for the crossing out? wierd… O.o
shoutBack on 27/1/09 by Bingbong
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http://www.kalahari.net/electronics/Genius-MousePen-8-x-6-USB-Cordless-Pen-Mouse-Tablet/4585/28158959.aspx
shoutBack on 27/1/09 by Bingbong
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Hey guys :) Awesome links thanks :) Take2 is out of stock, anywhere else I can look at? SS
shoutBack on 27/1/09 by SilverSabre
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Hey Silver, I got myself the 8×6” MousePen Genius Tablet for about R700 off take2. I chose it because, while it is a bit old, it has 1024 bit pressure sensitivity and a much larger work space than I would otherwise have been able to afford. So far I haven’t had any trouble with it, and it works for both XP and Vista. If you are able to afford a nice Wacom, then I’d say go for it, but if you’re a bit cash strapped like myself, this is really not a bad option. Hope this helps.. =]
shoutBack on 27/1/09 by Bingbong
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