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Published: 2009-02-21 07:55:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 3338; Favourites: 18; Downloads: 71
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Sorry for how extremely long it is, but people have been asking what program I use on my digital pictures. So here you have it.The picture is actually from this: [link]
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I'm really glad you posted that! It was really interesting to see...(Makes me appreciate your work even more after I've seen what you go through to make it to the end result.) That's really neat!
It should also help if I ever get around to trying Paint.net. 
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Okay, this process is also taking me a while with my latest piece which is a comic. Maybe not for you as much since your such a wizard with comics.
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Aw shucks. 
(It took me a long time and practice before I got as fast as I am today, which STILL isn't really all that fast.) 
I look forward to seeing what you end up doing with your comic.
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Well, one comic page is stand alone, and the other is 's Crabpot comic page. [link]
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Whooooaaa! Coolio!
I can see your art style quite clearly, but your shading is...
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Well, I love Bics, whether they're pencil or the Ultra Round Stic grip pen variety. I noticed that giving my lineart shading instead of digitally shading really helps.
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I like Bics too--I don't use them so often anymore, but they used to be THE ballpoint pen of choice in this house. 
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I just find roller stic grip type actually the best to control value. Also, I learned I neat trick with those pens by rolling the bottom ball to clean the pen with my thumb so the pen quality can adjust well.
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