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Still Alive! - How DA has shaped my life
Hi everyone! :) I've been away from DeviantArt for almost two years, and I've missed the art community a lot; it almost feels like missing home while being away... After so much time of inactivity, I thought that my page would be a quiet place, but I was shocked to see thousands of comments in my gallery, people wishing me "happy birthday" last year on my wall, etc... Wow! I never expected that, and I really appreciate everyone's time to leave their comment!! I also found out that one of my older works, Shakespeare, has become a DD!
Life and work has been overwhelming during that period (in a good way, though), so I've been constantly strugg
Photoshop CC - Adobe's Progress and Wishlist
Photoshop has been my main work tool for the last 15 years, so I have downloaded the new Photoshop CC (v.14) a few days ago in order to try it out. Adobe departures from the usual "CS" ( = Creative Suite) naming convention, introducing a new one, called "CC" ( = Creative Cloud), while switching to a subscription price model ($50 per month for the entire suite, $20 for one program). More on that later.
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As for the new features, I'm going to view that purely from an artist's perspective, and it's mostly my point of view and opinion on Adobe's progress with Ps in general.
Photoshop has been first introduced mainly as a photo manipulation
Still Alive!
Hi everyone! It looks like the apocalypse didn't happen after all, so here we are.
I haven't been active here on DA for a long time - maybe more than a year of absence, so I've missed the community...
2012 has been an incredibly busy year for me, and a lot of (good!) things have happened during that period, both in personal and professional level.
The only downside is that there wasn't much free time available this year; but I hope things will be better next year on this front.
Also, I would like to apologize for missing out any messages, not replying or replying with a delay often; I'm not snub, I've just been way too swamped to check my
Wacom Intuos 5 Touch M - Review
Wacom has just launched its new Wacom Intuos 5 product line. I just got one of these (Medium size), so I thought I'd write a small review about it, since it's the most fundamental tool for my job.
It's been quite a few years since my last upgrade. For the record, before that I've also used a Graphire 1 (A6), an Intuos 3 (A6), an Intuos 3 (A5 Wide SE), and a Cintiq 21UX (currently I've been using the Intuos 3 A5W).
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First of all, here's the official specs of the model:
Dimensions (W x D x H): 380 mm x 251 mm x 12 mm
Active area Pen (W x D): 224 mm x 140 mm
Active area Touch (W x D): 224 mm x 140 mm
Weight: 990 g
Multi-touch Support:
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Great read! Thanks for the tips 