Bohtty

I got really angry the last week of high school because I was never bullied and since I was going to college I was even less likely to be have some attempt to bully me. To fix the problem I got in a fight which I figured was good enough. *shrug*

Well I haven't seen Sugar Plum around in ages, so who knows. She might have died. The irony levels are off the charts on this image. I like the crayon photography.

Anti-Aliased

Galebrowser isn't a pixel art program xD I think you are referring to GraphicsGale Did you really AA all of those lines?

Here are some tips for drawing ponies: Make sure they have 4 legs, 2 eyes, a mane and a tail. Unless they are young you probably also want them to have a cutie mark, I would also not recommend making them half air plane or half basketball. As for the eyes, well you want to make sure you have a pupil and an iris. If it's female then you want to consider adding eye lashes.

It depends on how much it costs, how much content there is and how unique it is. if its just a 3D block zelda/terraria then I probably won't/

I hate you because "me" is not greater than " " too late I saw it!

I hate you because- wait what?

I hate you for all the reasons

I don't hate you.

I hate you ironically.

The only way I've found for merging 2 independently made strokes is to expand them (turn the stroke itself into a shape) and then use the union pathfinder tool on the 2 line segments. The pathfinder tool can be found under the windows menu. I believe expand can be found under the object menu if I remember correctly. As for making the line as a shape from the start, it might be more difficult. Occasionally if I don't get a line to look right I'll use a stroke and then expand it and edit it's shape after that. Generally the problem is that stroke look good until they get to the end where they tapper off. Custom strokes can fix this, but it's a bit of a hassle to make all the different sizes and lengths you need to make them look right. I've found it easier to just turn them into shapes and edit them I would recommend using symbols for templates and starting points. You want to make sure that you edit them enough so they don't look like repeats. It's a bit tricky, but it can save a lot of time. Especially for pupil/iris, wings and the rear legs. Thats what I use symbols of... also cutie marks. xD I've also had ear symbols, but I was to lazy to remake them when I got a new computer. Feel free to PM me the source files when you have time. I too have exams coming up this week. xD

Doesn't mean they are on a large range of topics or that they are in any way proportional to the amount of time I spend on this website.

They don't. They teach with tablets, which is why I pointed it out. A mouse was never ever EVER designed to make art. Doesn't mean it isn't technically possible, but it means you are going to be hard pressed to find someone who does it regularly. I've seen a few people, but their art always looks like it was made on an iphone or ipad. It's especially interesting when you see a before and after.

I think our IQ level is a little bit higher than that fishes. Not to mention that the physical mating process for a human doesn't work like that. Gross either way.

At this point I'd take any decent drawing done with a mouse. Also, do they teach you to use a mouse to do your digital drawings? I thought not. :]

We are all out of bunnies. All that is left are barracudas, snails and vultures. lol it let me submit without 100 characters again. *gasp*

Pics or it didn't happen! No, but seriously try to find one of those "many" artists who make great work with a mouse. It must fit my criteria!

You do vector work, I'm assuming. I recall you mentioning it being vector art somewhere in one of your posts. If you don't use vectors for you art then I retract my statement. EDIT: pixel art doesn't count either. I'm referring to digital painting and drawing. Usually with a brush tool...