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tonytorrid In reply to nonwings [2010-08-13 23:08:02 +0000 UTC]

Thanks. I used it in the back ground of another piece but i put so much work in it that i had to show it off on its own.

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tonytorrid In reply to weshoyot [2010-07-11 08:04:53 +0000 UTC]

I mainly use prismacolor markers (mainly just the french and cool greys)and color pencils for shading and coloring, Copic pens because i think the ink reproduces better and they dont smear when you erase the pencil work. With marker paper because i use markers and its thin so i can easily trace my work, i tend to do my first draft really sloppy just to get the idea out then i clean it up and trace the piece, the original tends to be too big of a mess to even bother with. Whew thats alot of writing.

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weshoyot In reply to tonytorrid [2010-07-13 05:45:12 +0000 UTC]

cool. i havent used copic's yet...people rave about them though it's really neat to see the way you work traditionally and how you tweak it digitally.

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tonytorrid In reply to weshoyot [2010-07-14 05:45:02 +0000 UTC]

i really need to stop writing you long replies. You ask simple questions and then i write you a book. Haha

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tonytorrid In reply to weshoyot [2010-07-14 05:40:35 +0000 UTC]

i just started using them, i love them even though i tend to break the tips of the smaller sizes. I work more traditionally for several reasons. One, i'm not that talented digitally, maybe if i had a tablet i might be but with a mouse theres no way i could do what i really want to do. Two; its more hands on(again a tablet might help this to a degree. Digital opens so many doors though. There are things i could never pull off by traditional means or wouldn't attempt because of time or just having no idea how to go about it. Its a really fun mix. I do enjoy the outcome tho.

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tonytorrid In reply to the-nucularman [2009-10-27 09:19:50 +0000 UTC]

Thank you.

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