Yay they are all done! The 1st batch didn't turn out so well since I used a printer shrinky dink doesn't recommend (and now I know why) but it was a good thing I happened to have a 2nd printer (still in its box so I had to set it up) that worked so much better! This is the 2nd batch and it's darn near perfect! (I have to lighten some of them more next time or bump the contract up a bit)
Although I had to steal the phone strap from another one of my charms so I could have one on my furret which is now on my phone
Made with Shrinky Dink with a coating of spray on UV-Protective Acrylic.
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For these 6 in particular I used the Figure tool on a Vector layor in Manga Studio 5 with a line width of 6 for most of the lines. It's a really handy tool I first learned how to use in Gimp to make my line art. It takes a bit of fiddling to get them to look smooth, but it pays off in the end.
Ohh, okay! I'd love to get Manga Studio one day, seems like a really good program.
Thanks for answering me, as well. ^^
No problem!
I really like Manga Studio. A bunch of my art friends kept talking about it so when I went to check it out, it was on sale! I'm not sure if it is anymore but I don't regret buying it. It's like SAI but with some more tools that I wanted.
Cool! I use SAI and I really like it but there are tools that it doesn't have that I do wish it had.
yea, that was another reason why I decided to get Manga. I want to make a nuzlock eventually but SAI doesn't have the tools that I need to make a comic where as Manga is made for that. also having those tools for other projects is really handy.
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Those are so cute!
If you don't mind me asking, how do you get your lines to be sooooo smooth and consistent.