What do you think about this digital painting?
It's good as an illustration for a story.
What do I need to start digital painting?
the software i use is sketchbook pro its AWESOME! and you will need a tablet (optional but very good to have) i use a cheap wacom bamboo and it does the job fine
How can I sell my digital paintings online?
Maybe try ~ http://www.etsy.com/ ~ Where you can sell artwork (of all types) Ebay-style. You set the price. Or ~ http://www.deviantart.com/ ~ There is lots of digital artwork on there. On Deviant art, you can also just post your paintings, and get others critique. Or you could sell it. ~On etsy, and other art websites, digital artwork probably would be cheaper than traditional oil/acrylic paintings and artwork. (As far as I know, they are both free to join)
Essay help? 'Digital design is like painting, except the paint never dries'?
...and continues with "It is like a clay sculpture that is always being twisted into new shapes without ever being fired.” :) He also affirms to "try and use the computer in a very human, organic way". This means Neville gives similar visual attributes (like concept, composition, textures and colors potential - all that a traditional artwork implies) for digital 2d design and painting, 3d modeling and sculpture, but one is left to mark the difference: the rawness of data, its possibility to give endless forms when editing [by a reversible and infinite potential of editing]. In oil paints, e.g., slower drying makes it possible to work in several sessions, you may blend with surrounding paint, etc but the result stays as it is.
Which is better at digital painting: Corel Painter or Photoshop?
This is like asking what’s better: a pickup truck, or a clown car. Photoshop isn’t really an art program, it’s an image editing suite. It combines tools for graphic designers, artists, photo manipulators, and offers extensive controls for all the tools.Corel painter, conversely, is for pretending that your drawings look better when drawn with a tacky simulated crayon texture, and is excellent at making you think that buying a brush pack for $79 will help (Actually, that might be SAI).If you just want to play around and have fun, go for the Corel clown car Painter. If you want to get some work done, get Adobe PowerHouse.(I probably sound caustic, but really… unless someone fully intends to dig into the nuts and bolts of their software, and wants to publish images online or in print, or work at a studio, may as well just go with painter or whatnot. Photoshop is not a toy, plus it’s deep and dense).