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    Hey, I have recently become interested in an artist called Jon Burgerman,

    He does cartoon style drawings, but also with a selection of work clearly done on a pc using software
    (eg. http://www.debutart.com/media/5035/large)

    I was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction about what software he might use / what I would use if i were to emulate the style, and perhaps some tutorials / friendly advice if you are feeling really generous?

    Thanks a lot
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    Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RJackson View Post
    Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape.
    Deffo Adobe Illustrator!

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    which is easier to use?
    or do they both have a fairly steep learning curve?
    able to point me in the direction of tutorials / basics advice?
    thanks

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    Inkscape is free , illustrator needs a second mortgage to buy it.
    They are both easy to use.
    You will get tutorials and you will probably get video tutorials on youtube.

    h**p://inkscape.org

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    thanks cyber, in that case i might check out inkscape at some point this weekend, hopefully pick up a few tips, if i really dont like it ill consider illustrator, but with not having a first mortgage, a second one doesnt sound all too appealing

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    Download the Illustrator trial just to get a feel for it and if you are a student there are major discounts available
    Have quads will....Crunch Crunch Crunch!!!
    12 quads.....4 duals....3 singles....3 notebooks...and a partridge in a pear tree!!!
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