Sk1ll3dBr0ny
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Lextsy
ArgetCS
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fyre-flye
BC-Programming
BlackGryph0n
Flutterwry
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- Dec 3, 1998
- Sweden
- Deviant for 12 years
- He / Him
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My Bio
I'm a 14 year old who enjoys making different kinds of art, including, 3D animation and vectoring. There's not really too much to say.
I'm also not so fond of my profile name.
I'm also not so fond of my profile name.
Favourite Movies
Don't really watch too many movies.
Favourite TV Shows
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, along with some others.
Favourite Bands / Musical Artists
Alex S., Glaze, System of a Down, Avenged Sevenfold, Yelling At Cats.
Favourite Books
I don't really read much except for programming books.
Favourite Games
Crysis 2, Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, CS:GO, Civilization V
Favourite Gaming Platform
PC
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Thanks for the watch, drives me to keep going.
No problem. Also, could you perhaps recomend a drawing tablet? Right now I'm looking at the Wacom Bamboo Fun Pen & Touch S. Though I'm not quite sure if I should get it.
Tablet finding is up to what you want and need. As well your skill level. Screen/Monitor size also plays a role. 20" or smaller screens are best with a 4x6 tablet. 21" to I say 27" is best with a 6x8. From there no one needs anything larger. As well you should mark portion of your screen. However I am going overly complicated here.
The Bamboo Fun and Touch is nice if you are starting out, if not jump to Intuos. If you want to learn, might as well learn on professional equipment. Either way, both of the tablets work very well.
The Bamboo Fun and Touch is nice if you are starting out, if not jump to Intuos. If you want to learn, might as well learn on professional equipment. Either way, both of the tablets work very well.