AnnaGirl52

 with rendering I've done one on pixlr.com but it doesn't look very good

 

P.S. I can't download things because I have a little notebook computer with family pics so I can't download just saying c:

 

 

 

 

http://www.animationsource.org [...] _lines/8.html&numart=25528

MightyBalto1925

No program will make your render look better, it just depends on your skills and tools.

In your case, I can tell that you've used a mouse. To get less shaky lines, a tool called a tablet is recommended for digital artwork. You can buy tablets at places such as Best Buy, Wal-Mart, Target, etc. Just note that tablets aren't the cheapest tools; prices may vary from band to brand. I personally suggest Wacom, the best brand for tablets.

If a tablet is out of the question for you, the next tool you can try, which I'm not sure Pixlr has, would be the pen tool. This can be a tricky tool to learn, but this is a tool that you can use with your mouse, and it will give you smooth lines to work with.

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Guest	December 23, 2012

ok thanks so much

Mighty	December 22, 2012
	Path of the Demon

No program will make your render look better, it just depends on your skills and tools. In your case, I can tell that you've used a mouse. To get less shaky lines, a tool called a tablet is recommended for digital artwork. You can buy tablets at places such as Best Buy, Wal-Mart, Target, etc. Just note that tablets aren't the cheapest tools; prices may vary from band to brand. I personally suggest Wacom, the best brand for tablets. If a tablet is out of the question for you, the next tool you can try, which I'm not sure Pixlr has, would be the pen tool. This can be a tricky tool to learn, but this is a tool that you can use with your mouse, and it will give you smooth lines to work with.

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