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Here they are, gang! Snap ‘em up! $1 off your purchase if you enter this code: kyleubpack
(first 50 lucky purchasers only!)
As promised several days ago, here are Kyle T. Webster’s new Photoshop brushes!
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Speaking of vector program alternatives, I was also told about iDraw by illustrator George Coghill (he’s been using it for a while now). iDraw seems quite feature-rich and offers both a desktop version ($25) and an iPad app ($9). Yes, $25 for a desktop vector program. Are you listening Adobe??
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The official Wacom Inkling page is up, mid-September, $199 (via Google+)
I predict Wacom will see better sales from this than any other product they’ve ever made. Absolutely amazing.
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(via HOW *I* DO IT :: Tools Baby Tools | DHARBIN!)
Dustin Harbin embarks on a series of posts about his comics-making process. I am looking forward to more of these.
Finally, a use for all those PITT pens that aren’t able to maintain a sharp point after a single drawing. (via Jessica Abel on Twitter)
And speaking of PITT pens, don’t forget their other powerful secret: the secret second brush point:
(Source: youtube.com)
MORE/REAL Stylus Cap by Don Lehman — Kickstarter
A clever product — a stylus for touchscreen devices designed to fit a Sharpie pen (and other brands) as a traditional pen lid. The Kickstarter funds have been fully pledged (though you can still contribute money), so the project is a reality.
I love showing stop-motion videos to my students, and PES is my go-to source. This new one is a stunningly gorgeous view under the sea.
Our own Leif Peng takes a gander at cartooning used in advertising for art supplies.
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