Amen!

I do more traditional work than digital, but I still agree entirely with what you're saying

And that button reminds me of an "eject" button I used to have next to my keyboard.. My friends were always afraid to push it

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Amen Brother man! I get so fucking angry when people rag on me or my art because I did it with a computer. As for traditional media and working on it sometime we lack the appropiate resources and must adapt to our current situation. Ie drawing with the mouse.

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This Is great!
I completely understand some of the comments I have seen out and around... there are a lot of folks out there that seem to think that the tablet just does all the drawing for you!
I mean I have to keep my pen away from the tablet because if I don't I come back into the room to find all kinds of smutty drawing all over the screen and once I walk in on them drawing. ~sigh~

Sorry Mental drift there.
but all things being equal... I wanted to say great job and tip my hat to ya.

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the problem is that people think we did it *because* of a computer. its nothing more than doing it *on* a computer..

but to be honest, after the initial investment in my computer, wacom, and such, there is little monetary loss of lost space for things that are saved, such as concepts or works in progress etc.... outside of health risks beyond those associated with being a secretary, i don't have to worry about things like inhaling toxic fumes or dust like i do with oils ot that damned cadnium yellow ), or dust fumes

but for traditional media, i invested well over 3 times that much, and it has completely taken over my 3 bedroom, open basement house.. not to mention the space to store all the finished and in progress/on hold woks... I also have to invest in equipment to ensure that i don't inhale hazardous fumes and such (espeically with woodworking, some woods are very toxic :\ ) ...shoot, i'm always winding up in the red because of my trad. media forays. digital media has kept me from being broke XD

but it sure as hell does not make others who can't afford it any less of an artist...

i am curious if the same was thought of folks who enjoyed and turned to acrylics when that meduim began showing up in the early 1900s ...

XD!!


you know, the lil white smugde mark on my wacom there is the result of my accidently trying toi dtaw on it with a pen, and a ( horribly failed) attempt to sand the mark off XD.. had to flip the protecive plastic over XD

"I mean I have to keep my pen away from the tablet because if I don't I come back into the room to find all kinds of smutty drawing all over the screen and once I walk in on them drawing." -

do i dare ask? XD

If you press the easy button...it makes arting faster : D

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Ah ha ha ha. So true. I'd like to take those items and beat a few people upside the head with them.
"Your art suxxorz cuz itz digital lolz!!!1!!1!!"
Yeah. Uh huh. Right. *kills them*

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