i really like your style! i knew of a site where one can make comic strips – pikistrips – by putting text bubbles over pictures.
rather neat! and i wanted to try it out that way. but after seeing your work, i want to do it “manually” for a custom-made look. after all i know photoshop and fireworks and illustrator!
um, if it is no big secret, may i know which s/w’s you used to create these strips? if it is a secret, i understand!
Thanks! I’m pleased to hear that you like it, and that maybe it can give you some inspiration.
If you know both photoshop, fireworks and illustrator you should be pretty well off
For the moment I’m using paint shop pro ver. 7.0, not for any other reason that it’s just the software I’m most familiar with (been a faithful psp user since ver. 3 or something like that hehe). And in my opinion v7 was the most optimal of them all – I never really got into the newer versions after Corel bought up the JASC company.
But it’s not really the software, I think. Most graphical software products nowadays are so well evolved that you can do almost everything with them. It’s all about knowing what you’re going for.
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awesome!
i really like your style! i knew of a site where one can make comic strips – pikistrips – by putting text bubbles over pictures.
and fireworks and illustrator!
rather neat! and i wanted to try it out that way. but after seeing your work, i want to do it “manually” for a custom-made look. after all i know photoshop
um, if it is no big secret, may i know which s/w’s you used to create these strips? if it is a secret, i understand!
Thanks! I’m pleased to hear that you like it, and that maybe it can give you some inspiration.
If you know both photoshop, fireworks and illustrator you should be pretty well off
For the moment I’m using paint shop pro ver. 7.0, not for any other reason that it’s just the software I’m most familiar with (been a faithful psp user since ver. 3 or something like that hehe). And in my opinion v7 was the most optimal of them all – I never really got into the newer versions after Corel bought up the JASC company.
But it’s not really the software, I think. Most graphical software products nowadays are so well evolved that you can do almost everything with them. It’s all about knowing what you’re going for.