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If we want to enter art for the year of the rabbit comp, where do we put it? 
i have no idea. ><
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.Okay. thanks 
no problem. ^^
ummm.. i just need advice, im buying a set of tachikawa pen holders and the nibs are G-pen, School nib, Caption nib, Spoon nib and round nib (sorry , i forgot there japanese names xD)
do you think these pens are good and what kind of black/white ink should i use. deleter inks?
and is there other rulers like french curve i should buy? please help ><
oh and should i buy tonin g paper or ill do it digitaly.
i stink at drawing so im training really really hard but i need equipments if i want to practice being a mangaka
do you think these pens are good and what kind of black/white ink should i use. deleter inks?
and is there other rulers like french curve i should buy? please help ><
oh and should i buy tonin g paper or ill do it digitaly.
i stink at drawing so im training really really hard but i need equipments if i want to practice being a mangaka
I am sorry that I cannot be of much help to you, but those are the basic kind of pen nibs used in most manga (and are incorporated in a digital version of Manga Studio 4.)
The best bet with ink is to try out different kinds when you can, but whatever is best suited to your needs now. You should do some research into the quality and common uses of them. Also, pricing is an issue.
You should buy many special rulers, they are DEFINITELY worth it.
Toning is a lot easier digitally, but it's easiest to start on a traditional basis. You can tone with a pencil if you need to even,, so don't stress over it.
Never say that you stink at drawing hun. Just say that you make mistakes and you want to practice and get better and reach that dream of yours. Beating yourself up and down won't help anything, even if it is just being humble. That's why we're all here in this group.
Thank you for bringing up these questions. Feel free to reply here, or contact me VIA note or comment on my own personal profile. I am here to offer support.
The best bet with ink is to try out different kinds when you can, but whatever is best suited to your needs now. You should do some research into the quality and common uses of them. Also, pricing is an issue.
You should buy many special rulers, they are DEFINITELY worth it.
Toning is a lot easier digitally, but it's easiest to start on a traditional basis. You can tone with a pencil if you need to even,, so don't stress over it.
Never say that you stink at drawing hun. Just say that you make mistakes and you want to practice and get better and reach that dream of yours. Beating yourself up and down won't help anything, even if it is just being humble. That's why we're all here in this group.
Thank you for bringing up these questions. Feel free to reply here, or contact me VIA note or comment on my own personal profile. I am here to offer support.
oh, ive heard about manga studio. i got a tablet atm. so i might do toning digitally. but if i want to be a mangaka i should do the traditional way.
i guess ill just go with deleter inks then, and the price is cheap 7$ each + shipping, which is i think 3$
i know but i really need to improve
thank u 4 ur help^^ i appreciate it.
i guess ill just go with deleter inks then, and the price is cheap 7$ each + shipping, which is i think 3$
i know but i really need to improve
thank u 4 ur help^^ i appreciate it.