I got Anime Studio Pro as a gift, and I'm all exited as the download begins to complete. My questions are this: What does it do in terms of animation? If I use the manequin structure on my drawing to make it move...won't it look a lillte too 2-dimensional? Is there a way to avoid that? Can I make my own anime animations look like the real ...

I've been designing lolita dresses and costumes latelly. This is a bunny style winter dress. The drawing was painted with a soft patel color pallate in Photoshop CS3, with the G-Pen tablet.

Oh, ok thank you =^-^=

Thank you, I will =^-^=

Ok, so I've almost figured it out. I tried to make some custom brushes while looking at some tutorials, but there's two things I can't get right: How do you "spackle" the brush, (to make things like hair, and not scattering dots arround)and how do you make that powdery effect for the "pixie dust" brush? I'd ...

Well, what about learning to shade to give dimension? There has to be one somewhere...'_'

Woah, it's a drawing?? I swear to God I thought it was a picture. The detail is awesome, can't wait to learn to draw like this =^o^=

Oh, that's so sweet, thank you =^-^= I'll keep that in mind

*sigh* I know, I've been drawing for nearly 11 years now, and I still can't do perspective right. Makes me wanna cry T_T But I'm still trying to learn. The redrawing of the mangas I'm publishing online now have a more detailed backgrounds and such...but perspective hates me still...

Yes, precisely, but I still need to improve my 2D/3D art, like I said. It doesn't have to be speed painting, I only mentioned it because it sorta describes the detailing I want to learn.