Wow, I have IMPROVED DRAMATICALLY since. I still have my first colored pic:
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Ewww. Now that I draw stuff like this shows how much better I am at coloring than back then:
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Here's a lineup of what I have done since July 17th, 2007:
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1)Got a graphire 4 3x4 tablet
2)Got Illustrator CS2
3)Learned how to color by
4)Downloaded Opencanvas 1.1, improved from there
5)Tried to experiment with different methods.. Drew some good stuff, others not so good. I learned from my mistakes (part of the improving process)
6)After about 10 months of using OC 1.1, decided to download Photoshop 7 after
7)Updated a lot of my fakemon
8)Got a new character reference
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Photoshop 7 is SOOOO MUCH better than OC 1.1. It can do cleaner lineart, and the general polish of my coloring is far superior than OC 1.1. Thus I'm glad to use PS7 instead of OC :]
Anyways, I think it's very important to have anniversaries like this. It allows me to recall my experiences as I've improved; for example, my experiences from making mistakes, and my experiences from discovering a completely new technique that I eventually used frequently. It also shows how much I've improved, and how I can improve after another year. Therefore, having such anniversaries are important. :]
So uhh, cherish your tablet (if you have any) and remember the experiences you had with it. After a year of using it, try to recall your experiences... there will be a lot of them.
*phew* that was a lot to write XD
Devious Comments
I'n fact, this has inspired me to fiddle around with it a bit. Thanks. :3
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"Everything will be okay in the end. If its not okay.. its not the end."
I've started to colour stuff with mine the way it meant to do it xD and I think I'm improving it. X3
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The Best Girl I've ever known =Sammet-Metal ~
I can fly higher than an eagle,
'cause you are the wind beneath my wings.
My Brother ~Quantum-Zero
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WARNING: POKEMON CONTENT
"you're terrible at telling lies"
"no, I'm not, I'm really good. I might even be telling one right now"
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