For this installment in the ongoing “How I Work As A Digital Artist” series, I want to address some of the digital tools I use as a digital artist that help me on the productivity side of things, rather than the art side of things. In a previous article in the series, I discussed the main graphics […]

Graphics software for a digital artist is like a favorite pair of jeans — once you’ve broken them in, you’re loathe to get a new pair and start the process of breaking them in all over again. Being a computer geek on top of being a digital artist, I’ve done my fair share of demoing […]

In part two of this series, I covered the basics to consider when it comes to setting up your digital art computer. Now that the core setup is established, we can get into some more artist-specifc peripherals and accessories: graphics tablets, printers, and scanners. The phrase “digital artist” pretty much conjures up a graphics tablet, […]

To some degree, all artists are digital artists these days. It’s not so much whether or not you actually create the art on the computer — eventually, it needs to get there. Particularly for those who aren’t creating digitally, purchasing a computer can be a confusing task. With this installment in the monthly “How I […]

How I Work as a Digital Artist: Computer Hardware Part 1 – The Basic Setup How I Work as a Digital Artist: Computer Hardware Part 2 – Choosing Peripherals How I Work as a Digital Artist: Software Part 1 — Graphics Software How I Work as a Digital Artist: Software Part 2 — Utility Software […]