[ SECRET POST #2618 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2618 ⌋

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Comments

[darkmanifest]

That's another thing - most professional authors (at least the ones I've heard of) don't ever use special tools to write, whereas most professional artists do, and I figure there's good reason for that difference. But, in any case, I don't disagree that fic writers should be able to do commissions, if people want to pay for it. Also, fair enough, about Scrivener. Maybe a pure artist finds writing programs to be the same clusterfuck that I do art programs. It's easy to take draft editing and vocabulary for granted when you live and breathe it.

[(Anonymous)]

Thank you for your counterpoint, I'm a semi-pro amateur artist and I'm currently having to shell out $400 for Corel Painter because I stupidly lost my student license serial number for Photoshop during a reboot (PS is running $600+ for the non-sub version) The cheaper tools really don't compare, plus I had to buy a scanner over Christmas and decent tablets cost anywhere from $300-$1000. Groceries are probably going to be a bit tight this month but the Photoshop CC seems a bit sketchy plus it'll cost more in the long run so Painter it is D:

And don't even get me started on paint/canvas/sketchbooks/pencils/framing/printing/inks/etc. that was a major portion of my tuition at art school.

[(Anonymous)]

I just pirate. Since i'm already engaging in copyright infringement by selling fanart, I might as well engage in more of it.

[(Anonymous)]

Finally someone sensible!

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah my only prob is that I don't sell fan art and it's getting increasingly hard to get legit serial numbers to unlock the trials (I did have a pirated copy of Painter back in the art school days)

[(Anonymous)]

Also can't pirate art supplies or hardware xP

[(Anonymous)]

No, silly. Those you steal.

[(Anonymous)]

Ahh, now I see the error of my ways. Would you say that shoplifting or home invasion is the better way to go? xP

[(Anonymous)]

Depends what you're looking for. Tradtional art supplies are smaller and easier to shoplift (if you're not going for canvases or easels. With tablets, I think home invasion might work better :D

[otakugal15]

Buy a monoprice tablet!! I got a decent one, in the mid to smallish range with programmable buttons (far more than an intutos has) that was just a tad over $50. And it works great. Only downside is the tablet pen has no eraser.