RikoeiRegular Boarder

Hi, not sure what time this was sent. If you'd like some photos just let me know where to send them.

Thanks

Wow, frame by frame sounds tedious but you are right, it'll give it the old school look.

And I just saw that Toon Boom has a monthly payment (*ﾟﾛﾟ) I thought Toon Boom had a one-time payment, like Procreate.... iMac is a pretty sweet computer and I thought about getting it a year ago but I realized I won't fully utilize it's full potential anyways; it'll be more suited for someone like you since you're an artist and animator.

And a light box table sounds cool! How do you draw with a light box? You sound like you prefer drawing with physical tools than digital tools.

Also drawing takes lots of time and patience... Since you love art, it sounds like it's worth burning though time. Good things, like art, takes time right?

I guess you try to imagine that you're pausing during a scene in your animation and try drawing that?

How do you animate btw? I always thought you draw your stuff in your drawing program, like Mobile Studio Pro or PaintTool Sai and throw it all together in Toon Boom or Adobe Animate.

You can still put together an art portfolio though right? even with the art college being closed.

Plus, with all the free time you got now, I'm sure you can make an art piece or have ideas that can go into your portfolio.

Nah, no freaking way @_@ You can't be too old for that.

Just have a banging portfolio with work experience to back you up.

Animation sounds pretty awesome!! Any studio you'd like to work for?

I sincerely I hope you'll get your dream job and if that Wacom 16 helps you, then sounds like it's worth it.

As long you love making digital art ^^

I hope you'll get your dream job that involves art, like working for video game studio?

Rikoei • 2 months ago • #77064430in the end I got a Wacom 16 it’s so much better then the Huion I had a huion 21” and the screen quality is so off from the Wacom I am glad I got it so I highly recommend saving up and getting the Wacom rather then getting a huion or another cheap solution only if you have had many years of experience though with tablets such as myself (10+ years I started owning tablets at 13 years old) but it was 1k but well worth it in my opinion

Heyyy, you're that girl who bought the 1/2 scale Shinobu!

Even if it's the tablet cost you 1k, as long it work well for you and it gives you an increase in productivity, workload efficiency, and helps you improve on your artwork, then it sounds like it's totally worth it ^^ Just do some artist commissions to make some money back（⌒▽⌒）

Cloudberry • 9 months ago • #65579982I read your diary post a few days ago and was kinda surprised it went poof...
I just wanted to say that I understand you situation (my other hobby is fish keeping) and it sucks that things can go downhill... It took me awhile to realize that I need to control myself for other things in life (college) but at least you realize that you need to control yourself and it's a step in the right direction.
I hope you don't bear yourself up too badly about your rant. We sometimes need to rant to get crap off our chest.
Also, I want to add that Cintiq isn't the ultamte solution for a drawing tablet; check out the Huion- its much affordable especially if you buy it directly from them at Aliexpress. in the end I got a Wacom 16 it’s so much better then the Huion I had a huion 21” and the screen quality is so off from the Wacom I am glad I got it so I highly recommend saving up and getting the Wacom rather then getting a huion or another cheap solution only if you have had many years of experience though with tablets such as myself (10+ years I started owning tablets at 13 years old) but it was 1k but well worth it in my opinion

No worries! If I had the funds, I'd totally display her person-size beauty with pride. Although, I'm still firmly in camp Emilia. :)

I stalked your profile a bit after your comment. Kurumi is my favorite Date-A-Live girl. I feel like they keep releasing more and more great versions of her, and a life-size would be a show stopper. I'm excited for the new anime, plus her Kimono version I have on pre-order. Still, t is going to be a busy year trying to keep up with all the new releases. I'm always a sucker for traditional wear, so more kimonos, China dresses, and yukatas for spring are welcome. Happy collecting!