I freaking have to. That's why I find it so hard to draw with a tablet, I don't have a program that'll lemme rotate it easily. So all the vertical lines on the lineart look good and all the horizontal lines are all wobbly.
Well,....very very occationally. I usually only rotate it to check my proportions are right, as I noticed if I flip my pictures over everything is a bit skewed. I don't actually rotate it to draw usually.
i use oC 4.5, and it has a free rotate tool. like, on the navigation window (where you see your stuff as you do it), it has a little circular line with an arrow. you just click, hold and pull to either side andit rotates. i always have my pictures at some weird angle when i'm working
-- now i understand why people grow their faces long and pack their bags & party hats and move away
Lately I've found myself having to do so, especially for comics where the angle's more likely to go all over the place, like this one panel where it's all upside-down. It's all about the angle you're most used to making with your hand, so once you get used to that, it can be hard to go another way :\
-- "Short people have long faces, and long people have short faces. Big people have little humor, and little people have no humor at all."
- Donald O'Connor as Cosmo Brown, Singin' in the Rain
i often forget to until i'm very far into a drawing. I also wish I could do it on the computer but apparently my computer isn't good enough to support that in photoshop. lame. It's definitely important though.
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now i understand why people grow their faces long and pack their bags & party hats and move away
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now i understand why people grow their faces long and pack their bags & party hats and move away
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"Short people have long faces, and long people have short faces. Big people have little humor, and little people have no humor at all."
- Donald O'Connor as Cosmo Brown, Singin' in the Rain
in some ways, i really do hold my pen like a lefty.
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now i understand why people grow their faces long and pack their bags & party hats and move away
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"Enough is as good as a feast." - Steph
i'll draw things that are supposed to be 'right side up' upside-down.
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now i understand why people grow their faces long and pack their bags & party hats and move away
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