I have the Arcade Stadium collections and I have a cheap arcade controller, no matter what I do though I can't trigger the fancier moves, do I need to meet another condition?
is my speed to slow?
Need a new chair.
Trying to decide between Staples Lockland which is the current model chair I use or a cheaper CloudRest Pro from Walmart. both have similar measurements, but the Walmart one is cheaper and has a foot rest. not that I need it.
I'm tall and heavy so my main concern is can I believe the Walmart one when it says it can support 400lbs?
trying to figure out line weight.
I am working on a pic where the light is coming from below and it got me self conscious.
I'm trying to balance using line weight for depicting roundness, depicting light source, depicting distance from viewer and its confusing me, usually I use a brush that is slightly flexible in size but has a max thickness which i wonder if that could be the cause?
This picture is an attempt to improve my skills, its following the light from the bottom but I also played with the weight using the line weight tools in CSP.
Sorry if this is a weird post but I am lost.
Battery's probably kaput but I don't think it's ever been used.
Could I sell this on Ebay?
I have a model that i am making variations for that i want to use in clipstudio paint, and I can't seem to find any way to use the shapekeys when i import it, do i need to do prep work in Clip Studio modeler or something? I say a tutorial showing that it could be done and I have used both glib and FBX so i'm lost.
I'm a digital artist and also pretty good at 3d modeling.
I'm having a bit of confusion on weather my use of 3d models is a crutch or not.
on the one had I like being able to use more of my skill set, but at the same time I know I am not that great at drawing certain types of objects and background elements.
and while I do believe I should practice anyway I also feel like it would be fun to have my own 3d models as part of my art style.
I'm kinda stuck in a loop and need to get out, can anyone advise me?
I want to get better at drawing details but I also am lazy and when i think of drawing details i get overwhelmed at the prospect of inking it.
Is there any advice i can get on making myself more resilient to doing details and fiddly bits?
I am an artist, more of a cartoonist and I draw pinup style art.
And I'm becoming extremely depressed by recent pushes to censor NSFW art.
Like Kickstarter is now banning things including lingerie it's crazy and it's just so demotivating.
What can I do?
So I'm trying to get back into doing softshading,
When I hard shade I am able to use a multiply layer and keep a level of continuity with the shading
With Soft shading I had to use real colors so I used clipping masks to mix three color layers
Does it look okay?
I do have a water pik but I've never been able to use it right, it either ricochets off my teeth and onto the mirrors orI need to close my mouth around it where in it floods the mouth until I have to turn it off to spit.
What am I doing wrong here?
I figure I should either create a Patreon or a Kofi page and a Redbubble store to sell my art as stickers and posters.
I am however unsure if i should go with Kofi or Patreon for trying to earn passive income, I was thinking of starting out small at only a few dollars and offering early bird full res looks at the art I would be posting to my socials later.
Thoughts?
Trying to clean my Oven, I inherited from my mother.
it needs some strong cleaning as the inside has small grease splatter stains.
I tried using baking soda but it didn't do much so I'm thinking of trying a non toxic degreaser,
I'm afraid that I won't be able to rinse the surface off enough after words so I want the least dangerous solution as possible.
any advice?