Computer graphics (and web design) was becoming the hot thing just as I was graduating from college, so I naturally fell into that and began pushing pixels instead of a pencil.īut the itch to sketch and draw has never left me, and I’m always evaluating the software options available for digital artists. Thirty years later, I’m still sketching – though not as much as I’d like.
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Sketching and drawing cars was my life, and I spent far too much time filling my school notebooks full of car renderings instead of actual schoolwork. I was obsessed with cars from a very early age, and by the time I was 7 I knew that I wanted to be a car designer when I grew up. I’ve been drawing ever since I can remember, and my primary focus was on cars. Like many other lifelong artists, my early years were spent sketching and drawing whenever and wherever I could. Of all the software choices out there today, which is the best? In my opinion, there are only two real choices: Corel Painter and Autodesk SketchBook Pro.Īdobe Photoshop can’t even compare to these two programs, as it doesn’t perform well enough to be able to follow fast sketchers – I draw really fast, and there are many times that Photoshop can’t keep up with me and the lines it renders are fragmented and chunky.
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