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MisterAibo — Tumblr Tutorial 2: Tools II: Curves
Published: 2012-04-01 19:58:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 7379; Favourites: 85; Downloads: 1346
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The third tutorial from my new tumblr weblog, askprofessor.tumblr.com. Feel free to drop by and ask any question you like!Time taken: You don't want to know.
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"...you different ways to plot ADN edit them."
Derp?
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I noticed that after I posted my comment. I feel dumb. Oh well, thank you!
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I've been using Sodipodi/Inkscape for years but I've mostly just stuck with the basics. I always pick up something new from reading these!
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Great! Keep watching - there will be more.
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Woo! Another great tut. Thanks again Aibo. Been working on a Apple Cobbler vector since the first tut and its coming along nicely thanks to these.
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Glad to hear that - I aim to please.
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Always.
Anyway, that one looks useful when you add in the triangle in & out, unless you also should focus on stroke width. 
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I think you can be more in control when you just emulate the stroke with a closed curve like I do with ponies. But sometimes, even constant stroke width is useful - if only to change the stroke to a path.
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My older artworks use constant strokes a lot and I'm sure even modern illustrators don't agree with that. Or maybe it's just me when most of the constant strokes I'm using are most of the time black.
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Nitpick: Salvador Dali. Also I still can't imagine trying to animate from raw text, but I'm going to give Synfig studio a try in the near future. It doesn't have the friendliest UI, btu it does have one, and I do better visually than trying to work it out in my head.
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Yeah, I know... But I'm too lazy to fix it at the moment.
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