How it Began
For me kamishibai in the beginning was confusing..I couldn't even open the program(yes sad)...the truth was I didn't care in the beginning I was just like making kamishibai's for fun however crappy they might have turned out...I really didn't know how to use it at all. The first one I ever made used edited pictures of a anime, which I didn't even know much about. Then I scanned in pictures which looked good on the paper but I didn't know how to scan well I guess. I tried it again, still looked bad. The only things I knew with scanning where to scan and change the color I didn't know how to color it or anything.
Then my cousin(which is actually the same person who made me start to use my own art however crappy it might be) got me this art program which I kinda learned how to use, and I got another one and with those two I created my kamishibai which didn't look as good as the scanned pictures but at least were visible. I started praticing more, and I tried MSpaint which for some reason actually was easier for me to use(of course it lacked certain things) and then I improved from there still not great(I can't color, draw backgrounds/landscapes, and have a problem with outlining/anti-aliasing, and drawing people xD). And so this is where I am. Uhhhh yeah that's about it, boring I know!(THEN STOP READING!)
Things I use
- White Paper
- Scanner (A CRAPPY OLD ONE from Primax, I always use that one for some reason though, and a combined fax, copy, and scannerone from EPSON, niether one seems to be all that great)
- Markers, Pens (sometimes Fine-tip/Point)
- Art Programs (Adobe Photoshop 7.0 because I have no money for a newer version, MSpaint)
- Clipboard, desk, flat-surface area
- Other paper for sketches
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