Need graphics! (Paying $)

(10-15-2013, 10:49 PM)Jinx Wrote:

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What?

Oh yeah, I forgot. Mental age is 8.
YOU. ARE. STUPID.

(10-15-2013, 10:29 PM)ProTech Wrote:

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Facepalm.. Good luck using this dude, doesn't even know what a draw pad is used for..

You can very well make Graphics without a drawing board, and a majority of artists prefer to use a mouse and keyboard. You can also do Graphical Design and Web Design without a draw pad, and again a majority of people prefer to do this. Also, as the name suggest, a draw pad is used for drawing using digital programs and vector/pixel technology. Its the futuristic way of an old classical way of doing art.

(10-15-2013, 10:41 PM)ProTech Wrote:

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Jesus Christ, lets use your sense then. You are talking with no experience. So stfu?

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Design guru? Thanks!
Thought? That's WHAT you meant, how many times are you changing opinion?

Wtf are you saying I had a discussion on which dralwing pad someone should get
I know what is and I know not everyone uses 1. Not all drawing pads have the same features

(10-15-2013, 10:35 PM)ProTech Wrote:

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Come back when you've had a few lessons on the design school. You don't know what a draw pad is for either.

You're obviously trolling, or you lack common sense and/or intelligence. I said that a

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is a tool used to draw digital art using a program that uses either vector or pixel technology. Also, school for the most part is pointless in as it learns you a set of written answers and tells you to answer with those questions. Its no skill involved in it, anything can be learned with time and constant reading of it. Skill/Experience is something you gain from doing something, something that simply cannot be learned by reading it. ( Also I am currently attending design school at the age of 16. )

(10-15-2013, 10:36 PM)ProTech Wrote:

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Draw pad is like a touch pad, you are using a stick, often made of bambus to use it. Used by designers and artists to everything. Fonts, resizing, and lot more.

The original design of the draw pad was not created after a touch pad design. Also to be more correct, the term is "Pen" and not "Stick" when it comes to draw pads.

(10-15-2013, 10:41 PM)ProTech Wrote:

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Jesus Christ, lets use your sense then. You are talking with no experience. So stfu?

Who said I have no experience in the field of Graphical work, I am not going to school because I want to or because I really need to. I am going to school because I have no choice in the matter, mainly because the world is controlled by the usage of valuta and its easier to gain that if one has a job. Something one can only get with a education from a school or several schools, which is my current aim. I've been actively using several drawing pads over the past 2 years and as well as doing Graphical Design and Web Design ( More graphical though ) over the past 2,5 years. I would't voice an opinion about something before having experienced it first hand, it goes against my reasoning for life.

(10-15-2013, 10:51 PM)ProTech Wrote:

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Oh yeah, I forgot. Mental age is 8.
YOU. ARE. STUPID.

Thanks.

(10-15-2013, 10:46 PM)Jinx Wrote:

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Wtf are you saying I had a discussion on which dralwing pad someone should get
I know what is and I know not everyone uses 1. Not all drawing pads have the same features

The post is so obvious that the kid is right.

Pm me and we can work something out

Sorry OP, I don't think I will be able to do this. I kind of suck.

(10-15-2013, 10:24 PM)Ryan Wrote:

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I just PM'ed you. Lets work something out.

I was just about to recommend you LOL