Aww heh not bad. Hey if you want some pointers bring your sketch stuff to Condition, I'd be happy to lend a paw and give you some tips ^.^

might not have time at condition. but pointers would be nice. thanks.

what program are you using? it looks very fuzzy, and you should probably use a harder brush for making the lines >.> I'm sure you'll progress well with a tablet now :)

i was using CS4. i dont know why its fuzzy. it wasnt when i was drawing it.

i think the default brush isnt hard.... try making sure that the brush is firmer by opening the menu with the brush size (or right click anywhere on the canvas)... I could tell you the basic settings i use for sketching if you'd like?

i would love that. hugs.

8D well, i generally just use the brush, a biggish canvas (6x8 at 300dpi/ppi), and i try to treat it a bit like a pencil... I personally prefer to start with a smallish brush, set to very soft (0% hardness), and set some of the settings on the brushes menu to pen pressure. As in this picture http://www.sizzledcore.com/wp-conte.....stonehenge.png it's the little bucket with paint brushes in it on the right bar. I would recommend Shape dynamics > size jitter and set to pen pressure, slider at 0%, select smoothing, and I also use "other dynamics", but it's called something else in cs4 and cs5 than in cs2... it's the bottom most one that has a submenu, just above the line. set opacity and flow jitter to pen pressure 0%, and start doodling!

This setup is only really useful for doing sketching, and for actual lines you want to deselect other dynamics entirely, and zoom in with a firmer brush to get details and to fill in colour :)

Happy doodling!

thanks