Kakashi Hatake / myLot

Kakashi Hatake - Done by mouse in Gimp 2.6

Philippines

June 5, 2010 2:22pm CST

My weekend had been dull so I decided to doodle around. My tablet broke on me so I had to use a mouse for this one. I'm a big fan of Naruto so I drew this one just for fun. I gotta say, It's not easy using just a mouse in drawing something so simple as this. I guess it's because it's my first time but still. I did this portrait using Gimp 2.6. It's like Adobe Photoshop but with a little less capability yet a still powerful digital image manipulation program. I'd like to know, is there anyone here who can really draw using a mouse? Can I get any tips? What do you think of my work?

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cutelilbastart

@hexeduser22 (7253)

• Philippines

6 Jun 10

A colleague and I made this ^_^ - I hope you find it beautiful and funny

I tried drawing things with mouse but every time I try I end up not finishing the drawing. I'm not comfortable using the mouse to it's just that I haven't learn a comfortable technique to do so. I use adobe photoshop, the portable one, so I can edit pictures anywhere. I made a magazine cover just the other day. You are an artistic so no doubt you can draw with a mouse

art

cutelilbastart

@hexeduser22 (7253)

• Philippines

6 Jun 10

"...mouse to draw or it's just that..."

cutelilbastart

@hexeduser22 (7253)

• Philippines

6 Jun 10

Who is Kobe Bryant?

Go Boston

frontvisions101

@frontvisions101 (16043)

• Philippines

6 Jun 10

Nice cover. Although I think I'm not interested in reading the content.

I'm doing another one. Kobe Bryant. Someone insisted me on making it cuz he's her favorite. You know how irritated I am with Bryant. I know you are too.

I really hope the Lakers lose.

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slyvixen42

@slyvixen42 (926)

• United States

15 Sep 10

That's cool. I like the highlights. I use gimp as well. I used to draw with a mouse, but never got good at it. My best mouse work was done when I used long quick strokes for the base sketch and slow small movements for adding detail. That was my method; it might not work for everyone.

I have a tablet now.