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Ink and Color a comic strip with a wacom
Educational Area: Design + Animation
In this video I demonstrate how i use the Wacom tablet with adobe Photoshop and Illustrator to complete one of my Chad the Fat Kid comic strips. I also discuss how the wacom helps me over come my disability which has crippled my hands. I tried to make this as educational as possible with real tips and skills. I also tried to make it entertaining. enjoy! (more)(less)
- Date:
- Aug 02, 2007
- Duration:
- 32:30
This video is a runner-up of the Wacom Challenge
This was VERY helpful. Now I can scan my artwork and ink and letter my comic in Illustrator; plus color my stuff in Photoshop.
THANKS!!
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This answered all my questions...amazing & thx
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Great... I hope this tutorial helps me later.
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Disregard my previous question. I actually look at the beginning of your video and saw, you where using Ai :) I was looking for those feature in Ps!! I thought that, hey finally Ps CS3 have included the curve features :(
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Disregard my previous question. I actually look at the beginning of your video and saw, you where using Ai :) I was looking for those feature in Ps!! I thought that, hey finally Ps CS3 have included the curve features :(
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Awesome video. One quick question, how do you get to the Paintbrush Tool Preferences on Windows? I like the feature of drawing a curve and then the curves get to be smoother.
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I love this - it is very inspiring and informative and also practical. Well done. I love your work.
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this video abit long, i thing u should break it in to part... cause the contest video standard is just 5min. hv u read the regulation...? how ever ur video is hlep ful...
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I LOVE THIS THANKS!! YOu Rock
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I hope you win the challenge. You have the most informative video.
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This tutorial actually shows how something is done.
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saw this at digg.com and had to check it out, very cool
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I jsut check it out, this is cool, I also have scleroderma. Sam
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kewl video ands demonstration!
Cynthia in Bama
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I love this video... but use less music, it is distracting in parts.
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Very cool - been struggling to make the transistion to digital myself and this clip is very insightful. Thumbs up!
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Cool to see how you work!
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A very informative training video. Best I've seen.
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Clear concise instructions. Good job.
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very helpfull, well done.
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Thanks!
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Hey man, your video is just so cool. Congratulations! nice work!
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