Low Denim by MrGorf
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So... Which is more attractive, high-rise or low-rise jeans?
I'm trying something different here. I picked up "last year's model" of CorelDRAW for a very favorable price. This is my first attempt at a real picture with it. Okay, I had used CorelDRAW a little bit back in the 90's, but there was a lot of learning to do here.
I think one of the big limitations of this approach is that lines have to be entirely the same width. Variable line width is one of the things about cartoons that you really notice when it's not there. To get a variable width, you need to convert the line to a long, thin object and move those points around. Anime Studio is actually way ahead in this regard! To all Illustrator users: can AI do this?
Although I have a lot of learning still to do, I can see that using CorelDRAW for making cartoons is probably too time consuming. I can see myself using it for a lot of other things, though. An interesting tidbit, though, which is not advertised: the bundled companion program, PHOTO-PAINT, actually duplicates a lot of the features of Corel Painter. If you were interested in Painter, but want something a little more general purpose, this might be worth investigating.
Comments (6)
galung
Very nice cartoon
Faemike55
on her, these pants and the top are outstanding you did a fantastic bit of art here Sexy lady
T.Rex
Hmmm.... a fast foreward to 2012 from 1980s. And Corel was a 1980s product, if I recall correctly. I use Photoshop for drawing. I can use the line tool or the pencil tool set at whatever width I want. The line tool can be used to make curves, too. Just break up the line into short segments. The layers function will also permit adjusting the lines/curves after they are made. Low jeans - the "show your intestines" jeans. If they go any lower, it's show your ... jeans. (Yes, I've seen a few anuses on people squatting and wearing low jeans - not fun at all!). This image is well done, but, as you said - too much work. I didn't like Corel when I tried it. I found Photoshop so much easier (version 5 or 6 - I don't like the CS variety). Keep up the good work! And, I love Crystal's big city mentality - so different from the small town one of Kelly and Didi. :-)
cricke49
low rise denims for sure with a short top, excellent image render, love the cartoon effect!:)*5
Knechtruprecht
I am still a happy user of Corel Photo Paint, too. Although there are a lots of special ffx missing the basics work pretty fine and easy, everything you need for a sincere level of drawing craftmanship is at hand. I also agree with your Corel Draw problems. In my guess this program is a bit outdated by new, cunning software and a tremendous increase of hardware power ... unless you're obliged to do a huuuuge poster with an accurate drawing that needs to be steplessly scalable. And yes, usually low-rise jeans are more attractive, but not always the best for the kidneys. (However I cannot remember that any of my render girls did ever complain about kidney problems)
MKeyes
Thumbs up!