Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Speed Painting - 1st Attempt

Finally...I can share with you guys a video showing how I usually make my artworks. This is the real me who do the drawing. I only doubled-speed the time to make it run faster.

Remember this is only a video test. I just downloaded a software called Paint Tool SAI. Many people say it is good for sketching and painting. So I try it out and the result is just amazing. I feel satisfied.

Soon I will post my drawings created using this software (maybe together with a process video? - why not..lol). Alright then, enjoy the video! It only takes 5 minutes or less to buffer. So, be patient :)


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