Oh,
I've discovered free awesomsauce programs.
Krita (Photoshop pretender)
https://krita.org/en/
Resolve (Sony Vegas pretender)
https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/
Krita has issues, it has PS functionality just need to relearn the tools, waaa!
Resolve is pretty much plug and play, in fact it shouldn't be a free version, it's pretty much like their full version, I wonder if I could throw them some bitcoin.
I've discovered free awesomsauce programs.
Krita (Photoshop pretender)
https://krita.org/en/
Resolve (Sony Vegas pretender)
https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/
Krita has issues, it has PS functionality just need to relearn the tools, waaa!
Resolve is pretty much plug and play, in fact it shouldn't be a free version, it's pretty much like their full version, I wonder if I could throw them some bitcoin.
Just curious...has anyone checked out ArtRage 4 on steam? I was considering picking it up.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/231180/?snr=1_4_4__139
http://store.steampowered.com/app/231180/?snr=1_4_4__139
GIMP is more like photoshop than Krita. From what I've gathered, Krita is more focused on illustration than image editing.
I'm surprised they have a Linux version. Ironically, it seems like you have to pay for the Linux version. I'm not actually that surprised that they offer a free version of the software with most of the functionality that most people need. The paid version of the software costs $945. That's definitely not something the average person who just wants to edit videos for fun can afford, but definitely something a professional can afford. They can get people used to their software by offering it for free. The few free version users who do go pro will likely consider their software over that of the competition because they're already used to it.
I'm surprised they have a Linux version. Ironically, it seems like you have to pay for the Linux version. I'm not actually that surprised that they offer a free version of the software with most of the functionality that most people need. The paid version of the software costs $945. That's definitely not something the average person who just wants to edit videos for fun can afford, but definitely something a professional can afford. They can get people used to their software by offering it for free. The few free version users who do go pro will likely consider their software over that of the competition because they're already used to it.
Usually I use FL Studio, but I've done lots of basic image editing with GIMP and I've made crosshair fonts with inkscape. Working with vector graphics and making a font with them for the first time was a pain in the ass, but it's so nice to see infinitely smooth curves and diagonal lines.
I'm not a great song writer, I can't write much beyond 16 bars, but I'm pretty happy with this piece I wrote years ago:
https://soundcloud.com/noahadavis/ambition
I'm not a great song writer, I can't write much beyond 16 bars, but I'm pretty happy with this piece I wrote years ago:
https://soundcloud.com/noahadavis/ambition
I'm no expert at it (yet), but I really like Adobe Illustrator. I just wish the layers would work more like in Photoshop.
Other than that, a trustworthy combination of pen and paper will never fail.
Other than that, a trustworthy combination of pen and paper will never fail.
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NanoTechnician
Gimp and mouse for digital drawing and photoshopping.
Pencil, Pen, Paper for traditional drawing.
Would like to have a decent size tablet but one thats a screen so it's like drawing on paper than having to look up at your screen.
Pencil, Pen, Paper for traditional drawing.
Would like to have a decent size tablet but one thats a screen so it's like drawing on paper than having to look up at your screen.
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EvilKitten