Superhero/comic book ideas?
Maybe modern heroes. How they try to get through life and make them like older teens or young adults. I have a few ideas for people but I think they are kinda bad: Dubstub(Dubstep): music junkie, power: can send seismic pulses out his feet, making small, targeted earthquakes, since he's a music junkie, he can dance to evade and is very agile doctOR: happy adult everyone loves/sad & depressed (bipolar) Power: Harness light/dark or shadows with respective personality Haha, lame I know, but it would seem like a good idea. Hope I atleast jumpstart your creativity
What is this eraser called?
It's white and it's a professional eraser for sketches e.t.c. I'm trying to buy it but i don't know what it's called and what brand it is.
What are some websites that have full smudge comics gallerys ?
I've heard of a lot of different types of manga/comics over the years but never a smudge comic. Do you have an example of a smudge comic.
If you are left-handed, how do you hold a pen when you write? How did you end up having the grip you use?
I’m an overwriter, meaning, as yourself, that I hold my pen above the writing line, as opposed to underwriters, who are able to hold the fountain pen below the writing line. So I can give you an opinion only my limited experience.The grip was something that naturally came to me, after I have been taught on how to hold the pen. After that I’ve never ever been corrected.I also often feel the strain of pushing the pen across the paper, this has rendered me extra conscious about my writing, meaning that every time I write, for the first lines, I cannot separate what I write from how I write, and it let me to adopt a variety of handwriting style, especially when I was in high school and pay extra attention to the pens and papers I use, as they all affect the quality of my writing.I’ll give some examples, different pens and angles, please forgive my poor handwriting…a ball pen, the hand position is the one I use mostly.And here’s the result:next using a fountain pen, again the hand is over the writing line but not too much:Same pen but tilting the paper, which I do on long writing sessions:here’s the finished sentence:The next example is my take on a doctor’s penmanship… basically if I’m in a hurry…Different FP, this one has an Italic nib, first horizontal writing and then tilted:Same pen, first I go with a more horizontal writing, then a more vertical and then again a “rushed” one.A different FP, fine point, two different takes:And finally, another FP and in the last line I try holding the pen overtly above the writing line, which is not comfortable to meSo I guess that in the end you just have to find what it works best for you.Thank you for reading all this rambling!
Good fantasy anime without a ridiculous amount of boobs?
A bit is alright but most anime I've seen go completely overboard with it. Suggestions, the longer the series the better. I have already watched or do not wish to watch these. -Black Butler -Mirai Nikki -Blue Exorcist -SAO -Soul Eater -Fairy Tail -Death Note -Vampire Knights -The Devil is a Part-timer! -Log Horizon -Akame ga Kill
What is the difference between anti-glare and anti-reflective coating for glasses? Which one is better for a person using the computer for greater than 8 hours a day?
Anti-Glare and Anti-Reflective Coating:They both mean the same, just different trade/marketing names. Both reduce reflections of light from the front and back surfaces (if coated on both sides). These reflections can tire the eyes. They cannot eliminate the glare/reflection completely and any company that advertises as such is fooling customers.Also the New Blue Light Reduction lenses for eyeglasses is a marketing gimmick, which is not proven to reduce glare or eye strain caused by Computer Screens. Internal manufacturer results barely give 10% reduction in glare in perfect lab conditions. Enough to get away with regulators.I would recommend using Good Quality Anti-Reflective Lenses for Computer use.Also if you use progressive eyeglasses then it would be better to ask your eye doctor or optometrist to give you prescription for intermediate distance for computer use. You could also buy Work Place/Computer Progressive Lenses which have wider viewing area for intermediate (computer) and reading distance.While Normal progressive lenses:
Will laminating sketches ruin the drawing?
That is a risk you would face. If you have drawn it on acid-free archival quality rag paper then it should last quite well as it is, you might spray it with fixative, you could use fixative whichever paper you have used. One of the best ways of keeping an image is to have it mounted and framed, hang it out of direct sunlight though. I find the thick plastic of lamination disguises the quality of the image especially something as delicate as pencil.