I do these while watching television.
Which is also useful for getting an inspiration.
I do these while watching television.
Which is also useful for getting an inspiration.
Even ten minutes isn't that much. For me it's normally closer to an hour.
Yeah, that seems to be a new development. Can Sketchbook export as SVG?
I downloaded pencil2D. It's definitely not a vector programme. Sketchbook isn't free so I'll first do some research before buying it.
My idea is that in this thread we can discuss on software useful for but not limited to editing the pictures created with SP-Studio.
Currently I am looking for a vector-based software that is free or at least cheap and also has a free-hand drawing tool. Most programmes I know can create simple shapes that you then can manipulate. I even found one, namely Inkscape, where you have a free-hand eraser . But so far I couldn't find one that meets my demands.
There were so many that one can hardly remember all of them.
Why didn't you submit it for the contest?
Jareen2 said he had voted for me even!!!! And Eggy said it was one of his faves!!
I remember it, too.
Is this supposed to become a Betty-Boop-like character?
How did it turn out?
Hardly anyone knows but as with many movies the Ariel movie by Disney was inspired by a movie from the Janie series, Janielle, the little Mermaid with the Swimming Goggles. I think one should raise awareness for this forgotten gem!
Could the image have been part of the one colour contest?
Is there any way to edit submitted pictures?
You could upload the picture again with the full description. Only the last entry counts, anyway.
Animate CC is cool.
But also quite expensive. Do you use it a lot? Do you create videos with it?
Well yes, of course I could. But I'm wondering if your programme does it on its own. In the tutorial it seems a bit like Animate CC does so. Do you use Animate?
Anyway, by looking for this feature I already discovered something new in my programme.
I once created similar textures with Photoshop. But I use older programme versions which don't seem to have such a convenient way to import them.
What if your texture file is smaller than the object you want to colour? Does the pattern get extended automatically?
Do you use some sort of filter to create this cardboard look?
Outside of Germany they only know Bavarian houses, not the ones from Northern Germany.
Well, it has become quite a stylistic mix, anyway. But as a provider of online content, you also have an educational mission.
Wow, I love that! Reminds me a little bit of Casita from Encanto.
At closer inspection the Portal of the casita looks a bit like a portal I once drew:
https://www.sp-studio.de/wls/index.php?attachment/52-02-portal-jpg/
If I can find the source file again, I could imagine to add a bougainvillea and a mission-style roof to it.
What a cosy background... and I think you did a really good job on the roof. This part looks difficult.
The basic idea was an idealized version of a traditional Northern German garden, which makes me wonder why some get such a latin vibe from it. Drawing the roof included a whole lot of guidelines. But the curvature still looks a bit odd and the tiles are a bit to shiny for my taste.
I didn't know that movie. My house is a little smaller and the vegetation less tropical. But i guess one could use ist for a picture based on that movie when it's completed.