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>I have some questions about creating and editing digital 'pen & ink' line
>drawings? I have always done line art the traditional way, but would like
>to move more into the digital process. I have recently purchased a Wacom
>graphics tablet and am wondering what would be the best software to use. I
>have Fractal Paint, but that seems a bit over board for simple line drawing,
>and I am getting a bit bogged down in it. Bascially, I want to be able to
>scan in my line drawings and edit them. C. Sexton mentioned Freehand
>Trace....and I am wondering if that would be a good bet in combination with
>maybe Corel Draw? I would appreciate any imput on what works for you. Am
>looking for a push in the right direction.....Thanks.
>Launi Lucas
>Editorial/Biological Illustrator
>Department of Zoology
>University of British Columbia
In general I have been very disappointed in the pen tracing tools in
Drawing programs when trying to trace a scanned image. There is way to
much clean up to do if you need exacting results.
I would normally scan my sketch in and us it as a template to redraw in
Illustrator or other vector program. You might want to try Expressions as
a vector program with a more painterly feel that makes goof use of a Wacom
tablet.
Britt Griswold
Goddard Space Flight Center/NASA
Code 253, Bldg. 8 Rm N15
Greenbelt, MD 20771
USA
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(301) 286-3381
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