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Heh- I wouldn't call it easy though 
I still threw 20 hours of my life into this battling illustrator. I know MUCH easier ways of doing it now but if you can imagine, the face and the arm have heaps of tiny little vectors? Yeah... that slows the process down a heap. Live fill is the best though. You can flood fill all sorts of weird crap with that tool :3 Just need the vectors first.
I still threw 20 hours of my life into this battling illustrator. I know MUCH easier ways of doing it now but if you can imagine, the face and the arm have heaps of tiny little vectors? Yeah... that slows the process down a heap. Live fill is the best though. You can flood fill all sorts of weird crap with that tool :3 Just need the vectors first.Comment ID 85784
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lol you have more patience with a program then I do lol if i picture starts clocking over 8 hours with me I start rushing it and half doing it XD I have no patience with it lol
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ArkillianDragon You just need to make sure that you keep interest levels up- that's all. IF the picture is boring, then stop or make it better. It's also a frame of mind. When you're being creative, time is less important. I could easily spend 20 hours on a picture if it was detailed enough.sheridan that's true, and being creative really helps Although I seem to be losing that haha sometimes Ii feel the only time I have my muse and creativity going is when I'm in school and suppose to be doing school work XDArkillianDragon Urgency can create it's own version of muse. The only way of getting out of that mind set is by just drawing random stuff, or starting a project. Sometimes both at once XD The more new stuff you try out the more muse seems to come. IT works for me anywayssheridan lol I will have to give that a try!!