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Hồi đó giờ cũng có vài lần xem mấy tác phẩm của lũ này ở Deviant ròi nay mới có dịp ghé wa ngó cái môi trường làm việc của tụi nó. Bước vào với không khí tối tăm sau cánh cửa thì tui cũng khá ấn tượng với số lượng toys character của tụi nó. Lúc vào phòng thì cũng trên dưới 8 thằng artist lo cặm cụi với cái Intuos 3, 2d có, 3d có, sketching có... thôi xem hình nha ^^
Thanks Shuan and Tuan who give me a chance to visit Imaginary Friend Studio in Singapore.
My POD has my old Canon scanner, and a wireless Wacom Intuos 4 for photography work. You can see my cutting board stuffed behind the POD.
The POD was purchased from Ikea because I'm cheapass and needed something in white. You can see I have a mix of books, photo equipment and computer/office stuff on the Ikea bookshelf.
Each stylus pen drawn with that type of stylus pen. Two, I hope, to go: (Hex Nota and Jot Touch v4).
"The people walking in darkness
have seen a great light;
on those living in the land of deep darkness
a light has dawned. "
Isaiah 9:2
"Blessed are those who mourn,
for they will be comforted. "
Matt. 5:4
Jesus, our Lord, is the true light of the world.
As part of my 3650 project (10 min of sketch per day), today, I produced this sketch, for another photo , posted on my Miss-Embe account.
The sketch is added digitally using a Wacom Intuos 2, in a new layer in Photoshop.
I created this little character 15 years ago, and didn't touch him since. Except today, he came back to visit me in the Jesus Green, in Cambridge.... Did you see him?
Illustration of Jim Morrison with Wacom Intuos and Painter 6. Printed onto 1x1 meter canvas. Create by artist Wolfgang Kath.
This piece was developed for Waltraud, or Waly, a person that works at GIZ Brasilia, but her internship ends this week.
It is a goodbye card, printed in special textured paper (that caused some blank spaces in the image, as you can see the in the picture).
The typography was made by hand with a tablet.
Everybody that works in the office signed the card after it was ready.
Tools used: tablet intuos 4, photoshop and illustrator CS5.
Yesterday, I had the pleasure and the time to view the full lenght video of Ray Frenden's Electric Zombie resp. the changes he had to make on it. I bought myself a wacom intuos approx. one year ago and I really had my fingers itching to get it out and play with it again - after my pencil studies I thought, it would be the right time to do so.
While The Electric Zombie video takes about 2 hours to watch and it's interesting how much time and which technique Ray Frenden uses - I find myself once again faced with the problem, that I do not have enough time to emphazise on the clean look, also again I had to be confronted with my impatience and the urge to be finished.
Changing from traditional media to digital has it's challenges... so I still have to play around on the stylus' settings alot to be comfortable with the pressure and the behaviour of the brush-tool. At the moment it's pressure sensitive and I use an opacitiy of only 60% which corresponds to the additive sketchy style I am using for my traditional stuff.
While this portrait is not as cleanly rendered as most of you wish, it achieves the certain likeliness and I may use it as a reference for probable later works.
These are the WIP stages of my digital portrait I'm sketching of that great singer Katie Melua. I'm using Photoshop CS5 and a Wacom Intuos 2 tablet.
Gordon Reece ( www.facebook.com/gordonrreece ) drawn with a wacom intuos and GIMP from a photo. 2010.
Digital portrait done for a friend.
Somewhat inspired by heavy retro graphics.
Entirely drawn with my handy Intuos Wacom tablet (6"X9") in Photoshop CS2. Completed: 2008.07.15.
Dell UltraSharp™ 2408WFP ,鸟枪换炮,边上那台是06年2月化3000大洋买的索尼HS75P,虽说是TN屏,但是颜色还算可以,和2408比起来就是颜色饱和度不够高.或者是2408看上去太艳丽了.
I drew this a couple months ago for a spanish project.
Done in GIMP with a Wacom intuos 4
And yeah I know it isn't the most detailed but that is because I spent a while on the bulldozer and my mom made me rush everything else :P
Technologically and ergonomically improved pen tablet bundled with creative software provides an immediate start into digital art
TOKYO and SINGAPORE, March 29, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Wacom announced a new, significantly upgraded version of its Intuos pen tablet for creative beginners and enthusiasts. Bundled with software for drawing, painting and image editing, the new Intuos tablet offers an immediate start into digital art. Anyone interested in getting creative on a digital level will be able to enjoy a natural pen experience, improved accuracy and enhanced online navigation capability. Ambitious comic and manga fans, hobby painters and photographers just need to download a software of choice to "get creative."
"Wacom has a legacy of providing state-of-the-art technology and full solutions to our customers," said Faik Karaoglu, Executive Vice President at Wacom's Creative Business Unit. "We know that only the combination of hardware and software allows for an immediate start. That is why we asked leading software partners to join us in the new pen tablet offer. We believe that our customers will love the new Intuos for its advanced technology and software options."
Upon purchase of the new Wacom Intuos, users can download up to 0 worth of creative software, including Corel® Painter® Essentials™ 6 for design and illustration, CELSYS CLIP STUDIO PAINT PRO for comic and manga creation, and Corel® AfterShot™ 3 for photo editing. Numerous video tutorials found at www.wacom.com/en-dk/getting-started/intuos by Wacom, Corel and Celsys will help users get started.
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I thought there was some issue between Windows 7 beta and my Wacom Intuos 3 tablet. This was not the case. It was simply a matter of installing the Vista driver for the pen tablet in Windows 7 beta. After that, no more jerkiness of the mouse pointer when I used the Intuos 3.
The drawing was made by tracing a photo I found on the Internet.
Brush & ink, scanned into computer, and colored with Painter 11 software. It's the first time I digitally painted a cartoon on the computer. Also used: Wacom Intuos 4. it was great having no mess to clean up afterwards like with real paints.
Available in 3840 x 1200 for dual high resolution monitors. Click the magnifying glass.
Created in photoshop with Wacom Intuos 4 tablet. For this drawing, I used the "paintbrush" nib, the black one with the white tip. I tried using the felt pen nib but it was too slow and not smooth enough for the wispy parts.
More of this in my portfolio at CorporateArts.de
Not really finished, have several ideas how to go on, but because i work at this image the last 3 nights it's time to stop it now. Maybe later i'll continue this crazy work, but for now it shouldn't become stress.
Till now i work with a really cheap grafic tablet GENIUS G-PEN F610. May be the time is well to buy a better WACOM INTUOS 3 A4. I don't know if the working flow is really better with such one.