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  1. 05 July 2010, 10:31 PM #1
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    I've been tinkering around with the live drawing and the new sketch and trace tools. I have to say that they make it quite easy to do a bit of tracing, weather or not you are the one that actually did the original drawing. BTW, I was inspired to try this by Bob's drawing videos.

    I hope you like my Yogi. It didn't take me long to do at all.

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    Good ol Yogi...We need Booboo though.
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    Ha Ha. I suppose that if I drew Quick Draw McGraw that you would want Baba Looey too.

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    One thing that I forgot to mention about using those tools... I did the trace on a laptop using the touch pad and my shaky old fingers!
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    nice looking Yogi
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    Boy, that brings back memories. Great job! Even with the shaky old finger.
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    Yogi needs a pik a nik basket! Nicely done.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bcire68 View Post
    One thing that I forgot to mention about using those tools... I did the trace on a laptop using the touch pad and my shaky old fingers!
    Now I'm even more impressed!
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    Very nicely done, Eric! I'll have to check out the trace tool. Looks terrific!
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    Thanks for all of your kind comments.

    @ ZEB - Wow! Thanks! That means alot to me coming from a pro cartoonist.

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