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Tablet/Adobe Illustrator Question

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#1
Tablet/Adobe Illustrator Question
1. How do i use my tablet for ilustrator?

2. I just started doing Art so should i use photohop or illustrator?
#2
Gonna skip one, cause I have no idea.

It really depends on what you want to do. Most people use illustrator for the heart of work, and the photoshop to flash it up a bit.
#3
Kain wrote:
Gonna skip one, cause I have no idea.

It really depends on what you want to do. Most people use illustrator for the heart of work, and the photoshop to flash it up a bit.


Alright i think i will use illustrator then Because it has line smoothening lol Lazy
#4
Photoshop is better for art =p
That or Corel Painter.
#5
Slash wrote:
Photoshop is better for art =p
That or Corel Painter.


Im doing plain lineart
#6
I prefer illustrator simply because you can go back and adjust every little part if you dont like how something turned out.
#7
Photoshop...

Just plug it in and it should be ready to go... ^^
#8
Photoshop...

Just plug it in and it should be ready to go... ^^


I dont have a very steady hand...
#9
Gina wrote:
I dont have a very steady hand...


You have to get used to it... Then it will become easier...
#10
You have to get used to it... Then it will become easier...


Alright
So both
#11
Gina wrote:
Alright
So both


Illustrator is annoying to me... I suggest Photoshop...

They are both easy to use though...
#12
It depends. You could try photoshop if you're just starting out. Once you're used to it, you can move to illustrator(usually used for intermediate-pro type of works and way more easy) Both programs are waaay different though.

If you have time to devote, I'd say illustrator right off the bat and just keep practicing/reading tuts :)
#13
Xaoi wrote:
It depends. You could try photoshop if you're just starting out. Once you're used to it, you can move to illustrator(usually used for intermediate-pro type of works and way more easy) Both programs are waaay different though.

If you have time to devote, I'd say illustrator right off the bat and just keep practicing/reading tuts :)

Alright thanks
#14
PS would probably just be better for making things a bit flashier with effects and filters and stuff.
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