16 Mar 17:32
--Holy Khaleesi, there are so many WIP threads for Crucible <3 <3 <3 so much yes Daggers!
Shout Box archive
16 Mar 10:52
--going live in 10-15 minutes, Amit should join me later for a talk https://www.twitch.tv/piotr_jasielski
15 Mar 20:30
--dang the crimson crucible really did pump new blood into the forum, well done everyone
15 Mar 13:43
--that moment when you're randomly researching images somewhere in the backyards of the internet and you find an image that you did a study of 2 years ago and still remember it
15 Mar 07:38
--@Piotr and @Hobitt yeah that's what I'm doing now, just some small studies and then I start making the drawing and after that I can see what I lack and will study that. I think that's a good process for me to start ^^
15 Mar 05:48
--@BrushNoir: I'd say do some research first and some simple sketch studies to upload this to your visual library, gather refs, do some comps and sketches, then when you define your weaknesses and what you need for the final piece - do some more serious studies. But that's just my opinion. It's best to do whatever works for you.
15 Mar 05:24
--i usually do serious studies AFTER i decide on the design idea composition etc
15 Mar 05:07
--id say whenever you feel like you need to prepare for something you are not comfortable doing yet. then you do some studies of whatever it is; visual library, lighting, composition... and apply them to what you want to do with your piece
15 Mar 05:07
--Depends on what you are studying ;). But most studies are before drawing/or during the creation of the drawing, to generate ideas and to figure out the things you don't know how to draw
15 Mar 05:02
--I have a quick and probably a stupid question *shameface*. I'm trying to figure out a process for myself for the CC. When do studies come in? Before your actual drawing or later while rendering?
15 Mar 02:37
--That being said, I spent a large amount of money on hardware and win10 has been good so far.
15 Mar 02:36
--Hear Amit guys, it really us true. Also, Linux is much more user friendly this days.
15 Mar 01:37
--obviously if it's a hardware thing, then it might not help, but in general Linux is way way more stable and resource efficient
15 Mar 01:36
--You can always dual boot it, or just run it off a usb to give it a shot...
15 Mar 01:12
--Hmmm. Maybe you're right. Once or twice a year there's be a videogame that I want to play and my computer can handle, and often there's no linux support, but I'll abe able to live without that.