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Published: 2014-03-19 21:51:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 16900; Favourites: 370; Downloads: 150
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I might as well start sharing some of the random nonsense that gets made. I've been doing nightly speedpaintings while hanging out online with friends. Here are a couple of the ones from this week.There's one rule, I start without any plan on what I'm making and the rely on seeing something in the chaos to decide where the painting actually goes. Friends also get to guide the painting if they see something. It's a fun way to get weird paintings... such as girls holding giant fish? Usually between 30 minutes to an hour, with lots of chatting and distractions thrown in.
Done in Corel Painter 12 with a wacom intuos 2.
Shoutouts to thejettyjetshow on youtube.
Follow my dumb youtube channel! www.youtube.com/sinixdesign
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the one below would be a realy cool stage in a game
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I really love the second one! Has a very fantasy gamesque feel~ The colours are so great too, I feel warm and happy yet curious and anxious.
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Hello Sinix, good to see you posting again. Its been a long time since I posted anything here. I was wondering though, where exactly do you paint online where you can have your friends view it and give you input.
I think it would be a great way to learn different ways of painting.
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As longsong mentioned, it is indeed google hangout. It has a screenshare function built in which makes it really easy.
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I know you're asking Sinix and his reply may be different, but programs such as Google Hangout and Skype allow you to share your screen while you voice or text chat with friends which will let them see what you are painting. Actually, I think Skype only allows one-on-one sharing for free; so he may be using Google Hangout. 
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I never realized that they had those features...
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P.S
...I love....lamp
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Clearly it's working 'cause I find these pretty unique and interesting.
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I love these! The second image feels so open and alive.. I REALLY want to go/be there for some reason! not many pictures make me feel that way. Maybe it's the looseness of it.. almost makes it more inviting.
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sinix reply to me so i can be a good artist damn it
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I'm touching your icon with my finger right now. Feel the creativity wash over you.
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...i can fell it sinix, its so beautiful...i must draw buts lots of buts ..I CAN FINALLY DRAW!!
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it's always great to see your stuff, sinix! very inspirational!
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I like these and you should post more. But MAN isn't it worth upgrading that intuos 2 now that there have been 3 new generations of improvement?
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You know Sinix is a real artist because he never blames his tools, he forces them to work for him 
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I agree, it's very impressive. I still think quality tools are valuable.
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Being comfortable is always a bonus
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The worst/best part is, it's 6x8 which doesn't even match up with modern widescreen formats or the monitor I use. Comfort and confidence in your tools can go a long way though.
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At least on the new drivers there is a "force aspect ratio" setting that helped me immensely. They aren't quite perfect either. I'd argue that Wacom is still a good company and the Intuos line is still solid. My only concern is what's up with the multi-touch interface? They also offer a few alternate pens if you are looking for something special in "comfort", and I heard that the newest tablets have slick surfaces that don't drag like regular plastic (which is a HUGE thing since I hate friction.)
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