Yeah, maybe did I find one.

You remember when I said I didn't know which tools to use when drawing?
I just solved this problem.

Not long after I posted my last journal, I decided I had enough to do nothing artistic and that I could draw with digital medias.

At first I decided to download the evaluation version of Photoshop Cs3, then I discovered The Gimp.
What a wonder! Since then, I never stopped experimenting on it.

Now that you know my situation, I'll tell you my solution, since it is nearly impossible to draw a lineart with a mouse, even on Gimp.

A tablet!

I thought this was a bright idea since photographing my drawings with my Canon was not really successful and borrowing linearts from other deviants and coloring it is not like a ''completely yours'' deviation.

I told my mother I'd like to have one at my birthday, but she said '' Why not a scanner instead? I heard valuable scanners can do a great job at putting drawings in computers.Plus, I'm sure that if you draw something on a tablet, it'll be different from your real drawings.''

I told her I definitely prefered tablets, and she accepted(unwillingly) and went away mumbling.

This evening, I'm thinking of it and I'm wondering if I should buy a scanner instead. My mother is right about how different would be my drawings. It WOULD be different, that's for sure. Not all scanners scrap drawings, and I'm certain that most of the great artists here on DeviantArt use a SCANNER to transfer their drawing before photoshopping it, instead of drawing it straight on the tablet.

Yeah, I'll take a scanner






Ps. I already wanted one before but then decided to forgot it due to monetary reasons.