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Still on the ArtRage rush...

Woohoo! I haven't felt like this with drawing since primary school! I don't want to sound like a cheesy advert but I can't help it--ArtRage made me fall in love with drawing all over again! *heart heart*

I so want a Wacom tablet now. Drawing with a mouse (and a crappy one, at that) is going to give me RSI if I keep up this pace!
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  1. Anonymous28/7/07 12:57 am

    You know, I installed Art Rage like maybe one year plus ago and have never toyed with with much. So many things took over and I just forgot. Must go fiddle with the thingy...

    You have such great mouse control to be able to draw the pic of the Beetle. I have the darnedest time trying to make the mouse do what I want!

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  2. Ted Mahsun28/7/07 8:29 pm

    It helps to clean the mouse bottom, and the wheel, if it's one of those ancient ball mice. Also, a smooth surface.

    I wish I had known about ArtRage a year ago! Things would've been so much different.

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