Getting into the cut, gfx dzine

reyals · Post by **reyals** » 03 Nov 2006, 00:38

I'm looking 4 help from some1 who enrolled in the cut and did graphic design, that and any tips on using colouring pencils 4 drawing(iI havent used this medium before). So any tips on that will b usefull

thEnaileDonE · Post by **thEnaileDonE** » 03 Nov 2006, 00:41

I favour crayons as my medium of choice... I have however never bettered on any of my work I did in kindergarden...

M1K3 · Post by **M1K3** » 03 Nov 2006, 00:47

Another one from Bloemfontein... Welcome.

thEnaileDonE · Post by **thEnaileDonE** » 03 Nov 2006, 00:52

M1K3 - Something way of topic I just noticed... just wondering how you justify your sig and current nick?

M1K3 · Post by **M1K3** » 03 Nov 2006, 00:59

LOL! oh wait... laugh o....

Mike was already taken. I am however quite a hypocrite... I do type terribly, but it really bugs me when guys use every possible letter and number to type out a sentence, the real l77t guys.

Psych0_Cr1tt3r · Post by **Psych0_Cr1tt3r** » 03 Nov 2006, 01:15

The "cut" sounds like a medical school.

http://www.portrait-artist.org/color/co ... orial.html

thEnaileDonE · Post by **thEnaileDonE** » 03 Nov 2006, 01:18

Psych0_Cr1tt3r wrote:The "cut" sounds like a medical school.

http://www.portrait-artist.org/color/co ... orial.html

Just as a said... crayons are way better... lets face it, if RGB is good enough for my display it is good enough for paper...

Psych0_Cr1tt3r · Post by **Psych0_Cr1tt3r** » 03 Nov 2006, 01:29

I think CMYK would be a little more practical.

Badum-tish!

reyals · Post by **reyals** » 08 Nov 2006, 23:09

thanks but were supposed to use pencils, mind you, last time i used them probably was in kindergarten as well, just used to my trusty water based pilot

that and the only real drawing experience i have is technical drawing, my stuff is usually abstract so my teacher didn't appreciate the finer points of my art, stupid boertjie!

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