This is just a test of a new third-party cursor stabilizer recommended to me by InsomniacOvrLrd. I used it in conjunction with Photoshop.
First thing's first - I'm aware of a few flaws. The resolution is very low compared to what I prefer due to the fact that the scanner I used isn't the highest quality. Additionally, only after I had finished did I realize that the brush size I used for the outline was far too large; problem is, that outline size was only eight pixels. I need to figure out a way to increase the resolution of a picture I already opened in PS, if that's even possible. Finally, I know the hands and feet aren't the best. That was as a result of the brush size, but I'm also just starting to get used to Lazy Nezumi. This was, after all, my very first time using it.
All in all, I'm in love with what I'm using now. It's so much easier to create better-looking lines, and thanks to another suggestion by Tom (because typing his new name takes too long), I don't have to struggle with creating base sketches in PS.
Constructive criticism is greatly appreaciated, both regarding the quality of the picture itself and the choices made in creating it.
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7 years, 7 months ago
24 Aug 2016 19:40 CEST
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