i dislike that phrase. i always thought (and were instructed) that if you were going to do something, you should do it right. you were demanded to do it right. and yet, i think i now understand it. the silly comic you see took entirely too long and is far form where i wanted it to be, but its finished. one thought i am going to keep in my head from now on is that it is better to get something out than nothing at all. plus, i got a lot more experience in layers, effects and such. i hope you like it, and even if you don't, i hope you keep your comments constructive. i hope to be doing this so long that you're going to want to eventually force me out the door. bumbling and old as i may be...with all the news coming out, you may have missed this. i think its a good idea, and i work for a car company. a car company that isn't doing so hot. i think that its long overdue and i think that it will fail. but, i hope that it doesn't. after all, a previous great revolution involved trains right? or, we could use the two legs God gave us (with a little help of course). speaking of fast trains and unique technology, you may have also missed the plethora of news about this. one of my top games of all time, if only that ps3 came in an english version... ahh, but i supposed with all the money i'm losing it's better that it doesn't.
finally, can we say 'conservation of momentum'? i hope the news wasn't a shock to any of you out there...
peace,
ko
ps. i've been selected as a blood bowl beta tester, i'll let you know how it goes
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you should try using illustrator instead of photoshop. it may be easier to draw shapes, work with layers etc.
i don't have illustrator, i wish i did... it may be easier, as you say, for working with the layers and coloring, etc. right now, though, i don't draw that much on the computer. if i had a tablet, i might, but that's way in the future. mostly i use photoshop for coloring and effects (glowing stars and such).
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