Re: design software

Scott Hedrick wrote:

> "Eternal Vigilance" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > Scott Hedrick wrote:
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> > > "Eternal Vigilance" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > > > Or you can not use any computer (which are all crappy as far as Im
> > > concerned
> > > > until they have workable draw on screen)   and do artwork manually and
> > > scan it
> > > > in.
> > > > Minor manipuations  can then be done with photoshop or even IrfanView.
> > >
> > > This works for me. I make a quickie drawing on the fly with Microsoft
> Paint,
> > > then I take it to an artist and say "Here's what a no-talent hack made
> for
> > > me. It gives you a rough idea what I want."
> >
> > Unless alot of the artwork is geometric or do alot of repeating patterns,
> I find
> > that
> > I can freehand draw so much faster that the abominable mouse interface.
>
> THe problem is, the stuff I draw on the screen doesn't save with the file,
> and interferes with other stuff when the screen scrolls up.
>

???

Tracing from paper on a graphics pad ???

The interface I want is the graphic pad IS the screen (prob will need thin
polycarbonate display cover to hold the parallax error down...)  and every thing
you
draw DOES go into the computer....




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