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Remember, also, that several mods have dependecies on others, and/or need a specific key combo to work (usually editable in the mod’s .ini file).
Remember, also, that several mods have dependecies on others, and/or need a specific key combo to work (usually editable in the mod’s .ini file).
Ceramics. I never have been good with a wheel, but I’m very good with additive/subtractive/assembled stuff. And I can do raku fires w/o blowing up the work reasonably often.
Haven’t had access to a kiln/shop in ages tho =/ . It’s an expensive medium.
Ceramics. I never have been good with a wheel, but I’m very good with additive/subtractive/assembled stuff. And I can do raku fires w/o blowing up the work reasonably often.
Haven’t had access to a kiln/shop in ages tho =/ . It’s an expensive medium.
[quote=”Chessking” post=20616]Interesting. I too do not use Photoshop, but Gimp when I really need to. Gimp is free as well, but seems to be rather difficult to use. Perhaps Krita is better.[/quote]
There’s a LOT of crossover, but imo Krita is easier to use in many ways (much cleaner UI, for example) and more conducive to image creation, while GIMP 2 is best for image manipulation. It’s a lot like the distinction between Illustrator and Photoshop, in many ways.A significant number of people create initial content in Krita, import to Gimp, then make it dance about. I’ve done it myself (badly).
Sadly, I am NOT much of a savant; the only artistic medium I can manipulate with much skill is clay 😛 . I’ll happily help with alpha/beta testing and such, however, if you need extra minions.
[quote=”Chessking” post=20616]Interesting. I too do not use Photoshop, but Gimp when I really need to. Gimp is free as well, but seems to be rather difficult to use. Perhaps Krita is better.[/quote]
There’s a LOT of crossover, but imo Krita is easier to use in many ways (much cleaner UI, for example) and more conducive to image creation, while GIMP 2 is best for image manipulation. It’s a lot like the distinction between Illustrator and Photoshop, in many ways.A significant number of people create initial content in Krita, import to Gimp, then make it dance about. I’ve done it myself (badly).
Sadly, I am NOT much of a savant; the only artistic medium I can manipulate with much skill is clay 😛 . I’ll happily help with alpha/beta testing and such, however, if you need extra minions.
First, you burn an effigy of Bill Gates at a Linus Torvalds altar…
…I’ll see myself out, thanks, no need to push.
First, you burn an effigy of Bill Gates at a Linus Torvalds altar…
…I’ll see myself out, thanks, no need to push.
Nice! Seriously, that’s impressive work.
I can only hope you can actually complete the entire project before you get sick of it. If so, this looks to be pretty epic.
Nice! Seriously, that’s impressive work.
I can only hope you can actually complete the entire project before you get sick of it. If so, this looks to be pretty epic.
That’s a good idea. In fact, perhaps you should promote this site a little there, as well, and both may benefit from a little more traffic 🙂 .
That’s a good idea. In fact, perhaps you should promote this site a little there, as well, and both may benefit from a little more traffic 🙂 .