omg dont get a tablet yet!! cuz i want one lol gawd im sooo selfish somtimes lol

ours is a pretty good one but we ran out of ink on the printer part of ours so its just a scanner for now lol

well .. too bad! lol
Naw, I don't have the money for a tablet, dear god I'm lucky this ensemble was on sale. lol xD;

..If anything I'll demand a tablet for Christmas

tablets are so over-rated ;_;! So slippery and hard to use. XD Well hopefully you'll be better at it than me ;D!

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Oh I doubt. xD;

I just don't know how to ink on Photoshop =/ :: lame ::

lol i should do that too lol

Don't ask, DEMAND. lol

WOAH. I HATE INKING BY TABLET. O_O Ive had my table for like 2 years and only inked 2 pics so far; because its so hard to ink via tablet. O_O;;;;; Well not trying to scare you >< but yeah... a lot of artists ink by tablet.. XD; so if you figure out how to do so without taking a whole day or so, remember to leave me a few pointers

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Practice makes perfect, but nobody's perfect, so why try?

Care to explain how to ink by photoshop? >_>;;;

with a mouse or a tablet XD Because if you want to ink on PS tablet's probably the best way to go =O

Well firstly what I do is scan in my drawing and then load it on PS, and change the mode to greyscale (Because if its Index, you cant edit the layer as well).
Then I double click the background layer to transform it to a normal layer, and then drop the opacity to 50% or less (its easier to trace that way). Because of that though, the checkered background will show through as a result of transparency, so i create another layer underneath the drawing layer and fill it with white so i can see the drawing.
Then i create a third layer on top of the drawing layer and grab the tablet and try to trace as best as i can. While tracing though, I occassionally switch off the visibility of the drawing layer so i can see how my traced layer look without it (because if you just trace through without checking, chances are there'll be some lines that go wonky).

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Practice makes perfect, but nobody's perfect, so why try?