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Thank you! While I'm on a roll here, here are some height charts I drew for the lovely Morgan's hogwarts au fic which can be read on ao3 here or ff.net here too if you are so inclined.

(There are more of these in the works, haha)

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Thanks! I'm actually finishing up on Piper, the rest of Ptolemy's spirits (Affa, Penrenutet, Methys, Teti, etc) as well as Jakob, Baztuk and Xerxes for the next batch. Here's a preview of Piper:

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Yep, paint tool sai!

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I forget the exact model, but it's a bamboo tablet. Also, glad to hear you saw the new height charts already! Since I'm cross-posting them here too, haha

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Ah! I found the model I use on amazon. Here it is! tbh its not the materials that count as much as how you use them, you feel?

Also, thanks again (:

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You can download paint tool onto your tablet? Or, you can download program at all onto your tablet?

I think the paint tool are on the pc and the drawing pad is behind it and you draw on it..? I i am right

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But i hope you can do the same on a ipad and using a draw pad

Hey guys, thanks for dropping in - I'll try and answer your questions as best as I can:

@Luke: as to how you can draw heads from any angle, I found this video to be the most informative. It's based off of the explanation from Andrew Loomis's How to Draw books, scans from which on the topic can be seen here. If you want a link to the book itself, here is a link to the entire book itself!

@evillaugh, you don't download programs onto your tablet, you download them onto your pc or laptop. You connect your tablet to the pc, and the pen works pretty much like a more fine tuned mouse across the trackpad that is the surface of the tablet itself.

@Luke, there are actually drawing apps for the ipad and such, sketchbook pro being one of them. There is a free version with a limit of up to three layers, but the full version has unlimited layers. Really if you got a stylus for your ipad, you could draw on it similar to with paper.

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Cool, I didn't know you could that. How do you connect the program to the ipad? I haven't the foggiest how to do it :-/

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evillaugh wrote:Cool, I didn't know you could that. How do you connect the program to the ipad? I haven't the foggiest how to do it :-/

sketchbook pro and similar drawings apps will be in the native app store, you just download the app. You're still talking about the ipad, so that's what I'm assuming you're asking about. You can draw with your finger, or a stylus which doesn't need a download or anything to work. I'm talking something like this:

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Well that's one version of it, yes