Mainly OpenCanvas3.03E at the moment. Sometimes Paintshop Pro 7 for effects and text. And no Photoshop, as long as the designers keep the shortcuts so unergonomic.

I consider knitting an art form. I love creating the end result, whether it's texture or colorwork. There's nothing that inspires me more than seeing the design emerge from my needles as I knit.

The patterns and designs on shells are produced naturally by the animal that makes the shell, and the pattern is actually part of the shell, not a surface ornamentation. Each species has some patterns that are common to its members. [2]

I draw with just about anything. pencil, pen, ballpoint pen, crayon, bloody finger.. just kidding about the bloody finger. To ink I use a dip pen or a brush and speedball ink. I colour with Watercolours, Adobe Photoshop, Painter 6 or pencil crayons.

Our time is different than before because we have smart devices, such as TV remotes, cell phones, game machines, computers, ... all around us. They are part of our lives. Art that is really about us now should acknowledge what it means to be human now. For me, using robots allows me to combine my art and technology backgrounds into a whole.

My base medium is graphite pencil for all of my work. Most of my black and white drawings are graphite, although I also use charcoal for wildlife drawings and pen and ink for illustration work. My colored images are scanned graphite drawings colored with a combination of Adobe Photoshop and Jasc Paint Shop Pro.

Yes. Art work is particularly interesting to laser etch. Remember however, that tones, values and textures will be represented in black and white (and intermediate grays , of course). Art (and photography that relies heavily of color alone to communicate it's message will not have the same effect in black and white. Interesting though, that some works of art have greater impact in black and white than they do in color. There is a rising, reviving interest in black and white.

A6. I mostly use PhotoShop 5.5, along with Eye Candy, which is a plug-in for most art programs, but I usually use it along with PhotoShop. On occasion, I'll use Paint Shop Pro, or sometimes Gimp. To make icons, I use AXIcons, and to animate animated GIFs, I use Microsoft GIF Animator.

I almost always use Photoshop CS2 and my Wacom Intuos2 tablet to create my art, unless otherwise stated.

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If you can't get help from places like the HTML Writers Guild, try WebMonkey. An HTML generator, like Dreamweaver, is an invaluable tool for those wanting to create pages but are prevented by the fact that they do not know how to code. Of course, there is a learning curve for Dreamweaver, too. Many free sites, like Geocities and Tripod have their own templates for creating simple sites, but usually they are limited in the amount of graphics/images you can display.

Our best room measures 50 square meters, with a two slopes ceiling up to 4 meters high. It has three windows. The ceiling, the floor, the walls, the doors ooze a really charming atmosphere. Everything is antique. The artworks are both antique and contemporary, 6 artworks by great international artists who have realised them on purpose for this room. Water jets, a make-up zone, relaxing armchairs, modern sculptures and double windows complete the bathroom.

I believe that every one is beautiful when they are open to being Truly Seen. If open your self to truly being looked ‘into’ and share this intimate experience with me, I will paint the beautiful person I see to the best of my abilities. I painted Isabelle at 80+ years. She brought forth a mischievous young side. I painted what I saw and am told the portrait is young. The Truth is, so is Isabelle.

All of the HTML and PHP in Starlight Pops is hand-coded by me, using good old Notepad. I use both The Gimp (freeware) and Paint Shop Pro (expensive) for making graphics. The only other thing I really use is FTP Surfer (more freeware) for uploading stuff, and that's it.

I primarily use 3D Studio R4 for DOS and 3D Studio MAX 1.2 for NT4 from Kinetix. These are VERY expensive programmes, so unless you have access to a computer with this program, I am afraid that we can't give away some of our most complex meshes. Smaller meshes loadable by most software are now available on the meshes download page (see links on the main menu) . SFX are added by many different routines called Ipas'es in 3D Studio and Plug-ins in 3D Studio Max. These handle most of the effects.

I do everything in this game from DEdit except for Terrain. I use MilkShape3D for terrain editing. MilkShape can save in Wavefont.obj which DEdit can use under "Import Worlds." Some people use other programs for importing terrain and stuff, but I find Milkshape has a lower poly count than anything else I've tried. It can also build caves that other programs can't make, like Leveler, Landmaker, or Landscape3d. I also use Micrografix Picture Publisher7 for creating textures.

Serenitatis is written on a shiny new 15" PowerBook G4 running Mac OS 10.4 (Tiger), using Adobe Photoshop 7, BBEdit and Transmit.