Because it's adorable. Plus, I remember you specifically showing me it, saying I would love the colours in him. Which I did! I had it saved on my computer once upon a time, but I've had to reformat twice since then.

Uh, iono. It's really old..! What are you looking for that for!? xD;

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I ran into a "Kestral" the other day. Made me think about you again. Hope you're doing well, your stuff's still awesome as always.

Alex says hi.

-Jon (You know which one.)

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Your stuff has always been so beautifully done

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Heyyyy, where's your berry-picking little dragon? I was looking for it but you don't have it on here! D:

P.S. Hi. You're still my favourite artist.

Wow, your art has really improved over the years Kessy. Sadly mine hasn't @.@; Keep in touch.

-Darien

You're welcome!

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I thought you might like her stuff. Her designs are superb. Do a google search for her.

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Thanks a lot!

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Thanks!

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Nope, can't say that I am. How come?

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Nice gallery!

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Are you familiar with claire wendling?

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Congratulations on the Daily Deviation! Well deserved.

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Great gallery! I'm gunna watch.

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hi, Congratulations for the DD today...it is great, wish you enjoy

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You have great talent! Keep up the awsome art!

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Ooh. I was wondering if you had a DA.

The DD was a good tip-off

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I haven't tried art rage yet... I hope to sometime soon when I have time for it. :} It looks nice, like painter... but perhaps less complicated! ;}

You know, now that you say that, I think that might be what the problem is. When I work in multiple layers, I assume that they work the same way that photoshop's layers do. If the underlying color of the layer underneath is transparent, photoshop's anti-aliasing feature fades into the transparency. But in painter, you could have a thousand transparent layers, and if one somewhere underneath has a color on it, it's going to pick up that color. Painter is bizarre sometimes, and you're right, it gets frustrating trying to get it to bend to your will but it makes with such nice arts, I can't do without it! As an off-topic question, I'm curious, have you tried Art Rage? I'm really curious to see what kinds of tools it has...

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o_O That's weird! Yah, usually all you need to do is make sure that 'ick up underlaying color' is marked and you're good to go. I never have a problem with it picking up white (er, unless white is what is 'behind' it) I wonder if you have a setting turned on or off someplace that effects it... That's one of my frustrations with Painter. It's -so- easy to accidentally turn a setting on or off, then something doesn't work, and you CANNOT FIGURE OUT WHY!! I've had to restore the defaults often. *kicks Painter's shin*

Gah, your art is sooooo much more roll-worthy than mine! And also, I saw that... Thanks so much, I'll need to try that out. I was frustrating myself over it, because I thought that all I needed was to click the box for "pick up underlying color", but every time I make a light stroke (and at every initial stroke even) the brush picked up white from its own layer... which made no sense. it's 3 AM right now and I have to be up in 4 hours so I'll take a proper look at your link tomorrow sometime after a nap, haha. You're so cool, Nambroth *squeeze*

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Also, I replied to your comment on my gallery, but I forgot to add, I made this. The painting it's demo-ing is crappy, but I had to do it at breakneck speeds.
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I hope it's helpful!

*rolls in your art* SO DELICIOUS