I agree that drawing on conventional media is best but I want to paint, and I don't have the space nor the budget for brushes, oils, palettes, easels and canvas.Literally most things that people write off as just ‘textures’ to use in graphics are stolen & unsourced material created by artists or photographers NOT meant to be used as elements in projects without royalty payments. It's mainstream and if I'm going to start learning a new software, I may as well go for something mainstream.
I used to draw a lot when I was in my 20's, but that's almost 20 years ago so I've grown rusty :P I just need to get used to the pen/tablet now. Overall I am sorry, I'm not good with explanations, I know how to draw but I started since I was very young, and although I never had the founding for a very expensive drawing tablet, I used to do it with the traditional Pen and Paper.lol. Overall I am sorry, I'm not good with explanations, I know how to draw but I started since I was very young, and although I never had the founding for a very expensive drawing tablet, I used to do it with the traditional Pen and Paper. Looking up a few tutorials on deviantart(biggest artist community since the internet), and learn straight from the pro's. This way your eye won't turn into a square etc. "We" call these a sketch, and it helps you create shapes, humanoids and whatnot. Just as human beings, drawings also have skeletons. First you do a sketch, then you improve it gradually, leaving the final product as perfect as possible. The eye looks alright(with the exception that instead of a circle it seems square, and you have practically just drag a line here and there until you thought it looks somewhat like an eye), but when it comes to drawing it requires more then 5 minutes even if you are a pro.
Photoshop is for more advanced tablets with pressure support and advanced designers mostly. Illustrator is fine too, hell it even auto corrects your hand shakes thus you can draw perfectly straight lines, so does Flash. Deviantart Muro is pretty cool too, though it's browser based. You can use sumo-paint, firealpaca and manga studio.
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