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Pomegranate - Digital Painting for a workshop | ||
Discussion by Vyoma with 4 Replies.
Last Update: July 16, 2007, 4:26 pm | |||
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Subject: Pomegranate
Software: GIMP
Hardware: PC + Wacom Tablet
Time: 3 hours on and off
I know, I know. I have been a bit absent from AstaHost - that is because I am working hard on improving my digital painting skills. This is my entry for a weekly workshop at another forum. I was just able to complete it with couple of hours remaining. (This week has been busy).
Thought I would let you guys in on a 'sneak peek'.
This is a scaled down image. The original image is 1680x1275. (You can it out at the deviantART entry too).
-jimmy
*gives Adobe the finger*
QUOTE (ethergeek)
Done with open-source software too...very nice. Goes to show you don't need to buy a 1000$+ software package to get pretty impressive things done.*gives Adobe the finger*
Link: view Post: 107632
Ha ha.
Well - Photoshop does have its own advantages and GIMP has its disadvantages. (I have written about it here). It all depends to what extent we are using it. If it is a hobby and/or we need it for minor work, then there is no reason to shell out $600 on Adobe Photoshop CS3. (And that does not even justify priacy).
I have heard most people complain about UI of GIMP saying how it is not like Photoshop. But in my opinion, it only how long you use a particular UI that matters - the more you use, the more it becomes common and easy to work with.
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