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originally posted in:Art and Stuff
9/14/2013 10:14:43 PM
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Thanks. I used Photoshop CS6. It's quite the hip program. :P
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You're quite welcome. I'm trying to find a good digital art program, and photoshop seems to be the most recommended. What tablet do you use? (unless you're the greatest mouse-worker I've come across)
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Haha, I wish I was that good with a mouse. My brother used to paint with a mouse, and I don't know how the h he did it. I think I tried once, but it was just too time consuming and painful to paint that way. Anyway, for tablets I've always used the intuos series by Wacom. Right now I've got an intuos4. It's really nice and it doesn't cost too much if you get the small model. I think the only difference between the small and large versions is fancy lights, so unless you really like fancy lights it'll only cost about $200. Also, there are a few good alternative programs if you don't want to spend $300 for Photoshop. Before I got Photoshop I used GIMP, Mypaint, and Open Canvas. GIMP and Mypaint are free, and I think Open Canvas is about $90.
