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It was done on a Wacom Cintiq screen - I highly recommend them. 👍🏻

Oh that's amazing! I am always intrigued by real encounters.

I feel like this is the closest to the one I might of seen

Thank you. I think you will love it.

Very glad you liked it.

yes absolutely you have line dynamics and all kinds of cool features you wouldn't have otherwise.

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It sounds like you have the TOUCH function activated. Just turn that off either by clicking on the icon at the top of the screen or in the Wacom Preferences Pane.

Yes. Plug and play. You have to have the rights jacks though so check which model you have.

I used to work in Corel MANY years ago - now it's definitely always photoshop. I also work in Illustrator and other Adobe software and they are all compatible.

Hi Stuart, great news that you are entering Cintiq waters. Yes I can highly recommend Kylebrushes for Photoshop. In Illustrator I read a few blog posts and tutorials on on the web how to modify my brushes and I just experimented until I had a set together that mimicked my responsive pen nibs and lines in other software. It's very easy you just need to play with the pressure and angle settings. Many good ones already come with the software. Have fun and I look forward to seeing your new work.

I'm glad you found a new drawing software based on this video :) Have fun!

Hi, I'm not quite sure I understand what you mean. You can certainly scan in or load a template and then trace or copy over it and work with and manipulate the art in various applications on a Cintiq 13. Can you be a bit more specific of what you want to do?

Hi - good question. I have command+F assigned to Flatten/Exand and strokes that are not made with a brush, so a simple keyboard shortcut (you can set that up in your settings/preferenes) I also made an action which makes it a paint object then expands the paint object. So "Live Paint Make" and then followed by "Live Paint Expand" - save that as an action. It will do all the pathfinder operations and flattening for you. Hope this makes sense.

Hi Stuart, thanks, I'm glad you liked the video. I have the Cintiq 27 QHD Touch and yes, you have a very good point, even though I am a huge fan of the device, sadly I have to confirm that the touch element is at best unreliable and quite frankly not worth the extra cost. I don't even activate it anymore. This is not only a problem in AI but in pretty much all applications I use, Adobe or not. However, I can strongly recommend the Express Key Remote.

Hi Ian, apologies for not getting back to you on this one, I've only just seen that you replied. I really need to set up comment reply notifications on you tube/google. Thanks for your answer. I did get the touch in the end in case drivers/software change and improve the touch aspect somehow

Thanks Ivan.

Hi James, very glad you enjoyed the video.

Thank you 😊

You're welcome. I will be putting more videos up soon. Stay tuned! :)

+KidsPlanet Thank you very much :)

+Sara Gomez yes I think so. This is in your pen settings. When you double click the pen you will have options on how much accuracy and how much smoothing you want. Some people like a lot of auto correction but if you want every movement and wiggle of your pen and hand to translate to your line you should set it low or to zero. Let me know if this helped at all. All the best - Ian

I will fix them, and let you know. Thank you Ian! :)

+João Júnior I customized various brushes in Illustrator - mostly as a basis I used the calligraphic brushes.

+João Júnior Thank you very much

+Iam Nice you can import paper scans into flash and you can also import them into Adobe Illustrator and convert them to vector art and then import them to Flash. Yes you can also animate these but you would have to "cut" the drawings and make separate elements (arms, head, legs, objects etc) as symbols if you want them to move separately. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching.

Great. Thanks man. Once again keep doing what you do best! Cheers!

As an animator have you had any experience with blender? If so can one create decent 2d cartoons with it. If you check for 2D animation blender youtube vids, you will see what I mean

Iam Nice Hi I am only vaguely familiar with blender, although I was trained on Maya and 3D Studio max and I know that most 2D animation is made in these kind of 3D programs - including South Park etc. So yes Blender can certainly create excellent 2D animation. You probably have to import everything as PNG sprites on transparency...

+Ian David Marsden thanks again. I think I'm gonna make you my goto guy for all things animation. Cheers!

Hi Dona, thanks. I am glad you like my video. I will try and be more clear on menus, tools and shortcuts next time.

THANK YOU SOOO MUCH, I'm really happy that you also considered about us beginners ＼( ｀.∀´)／ thank you thank you...will be waiting for your next tutorial

Thank you very much.

+Rick Christy thank you very much. I will be uploading new videos soon. I appreciate your comment.

Thank you very much. Delighhted that you like it.

Thank you very much.

+808BURN3RS sorry about the delayed reply. I only just saw this message. I'm not sure I understand. Can you explain the problem in more detail please? Are you applying the color on a new layer? Is the layer below the line art?

+cristaon sorry about the delayed reply - I only just saw all of these comments. The main advantage is the clean line, for sure. Also the lines and brushstrokes can be modified and corrected individually with the bezier handles if required. It is true that it is impossible to rotate the canvas in illustrator. One hopes with each update that this feature might be available but if you consider all the geometry and math that goes into vector artwork, it would be very hard to compute the rotation of a complex illustration. (Each point would have to be rotated simultaneously). You can of course rotate elements and objects in Illustrator individually no problem.

I don't like doing my line drawings in photoshop. I prefer drawing my lines as vector art either in Manga Studio or Illustrator. However I like to color my artwork in photoshop. Of course everybody has their own preferences and I believe if you spend some time tweaking your brushes and saving your libraries and also downloading some of the excellent brushes you can find on deviant art and other websites by other amazing artists you can certainly create wonderful line art directly in Photoshop as well.

Ian David Marsden thank you for answering, I didn´t know Manga Studio was vector lines, I´d like very much to try it (or even Sketchbook). Is it possible to get it from the internet? And I didn´t notice it was possible to download brushers from deviantart, that´s really great, I will sure do it !!.

+cristaon Hi there - sorry about the delayed reply - I only just saw this message. I like to work in Photoshop also but I find that SketchBook Pro has better drawing tools and a more realistic pencil feel. I also like the perspective tools and other features. Even the marker coloring effects remind me of the good old days.