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Anyway i just got my Intuos and along with it came 3 painting programs i could downldoad(i can get only 1 out of 3 ) So if u had the choice of getting 1) Autodesk SketchBook Express 2010 2) Corel SketchPad 3) Adobe Photoshop Elements 6/7
which one would u get?
PS.ive already got Photoshop CS4 so i dont think i will be needing Elements,will i?
About the program, I personally wouldnt even bother to get any of those program, since photoshop is superior to any painting program out there now. Photoshop is all u need buddy. It's a very, very powerful program if you take advantage of the features it has.
If anything, I would recommend you to get google's sketchup. (free) It's a simple but intuitive 3D program where you can do your simple 3D layout for environment then paint on top it. Very easy to learn with all those vid tutorial they have on youtube.
Well i decided on the Corel SketchPad and im dling it as i write this down,i know PS is the best,but since the programs were free why shouldnt i pick one?
Ill get Google Sketchup thx for telling me about it sounds really good and worth a look
Your art is great, I hope people will find you, and I will watch you
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Please stop the global warming.... All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Tell me people, am I going insane? (Black Sabbath) Long live TITANIC!
draw draw draw
And of course my Mother signed me up for a art competition
So the topic for the competition is 'Relentless'.
I reeeeeeeeeealy need some ideas that have to do with Relentlessness
PPPPPPLLLLLLLLLLEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSE EEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!
-Lukeg2
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Anyway i just got my Intuos and along with it came 3 painting programs i could downldoad(i can get only 1 out of 3 )
So if u had the choice of getting
1) Autodesk SketchBook Express 2010
2) Corel SketchPad
3) Adobe Photoshop Elements 6/7
which one would u get?
PS.ive already got Photoshop CS4 so i dont think i will be needing Elements,will i?
Very nice, u just got ur best friend!
About the program, I personally wouldnt even bother to get any of those program, since photoshop is superior to any painting program out there now. Photoshop is all u need buddy.
It's a very, very powerful program if you take advantage of the features it has.
If anything, I would recommend you to get google's sketchup. (free) It's a simple but intuitive 3D program where you can do your simple 3D layout for environment then paint on top it. Very easy to learn with all those vid tutorial they have on youtube.
I hope that helps
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2buiart.com
Well i decided on the Corel SketchPad and im dling it as i write this down,i know PS is the best,but since the programs were free why shouldnt i pick one?
Ill get Google Sketchup thx for telling me about it sounds really good and worth a look
yeah helps loads thx!
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2buiart.com
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Please stop the global warming....
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.
Tell me people, am I going insane? (Black Sabbath)
Long live TITANIC!
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2buiart.com
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