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Re: Amiga Artist Newbie
« on: April 04, 2009, 02:26:49 PM »
Hi,

I personally think Brilliance 2.0 is the best bitmap paint & animation program on the Amiga.  PPaint (Personal Paint) is nice and comes with Amiga Forever, but I really like the interface and keyboard shortcuts of Brilliance.  Plus it has rarely if ever crashed on me.  See if you can find a copy with the manual ... you won't regret it.  It has everything DPaint does except the ARexx commands, but the interface is so well-thought out and convenient... very productive.

Also if you intend to work with 3D, you might want to look for a program called PixelPro, or Pixel 3D Professional.  It's a handy little app that will take your 2D bitmap art and make 3D objects out of it.

Welcome to the wonderful world of Amiga art :-)

Hope that helps
t'byte
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Re: Amiga Artist Newbie
« Reply #1 on: April 04, 2009, 02:30:23 PM »
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amigakidd wrote:
wow, the amiga has 4x as much graphics programs as the mac does. This makes the mac a business machine :)


The Mac used to be more "diverse" with programs such as Freehand, Expression, Painter, Bryce, etc.  These days though the scene is less interesting!

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The job recruiter I went to last week gave me a checklist of what programs I know (about 2 page long) it has Aladdin 4D, ImageFX, Lightwave. I'm gonna learn these programs.


I really want to know what job recruiter you're going to who tells you to learn Amiga apps!   :-D    It helped me once when I applied to work at a former Amiga distributor, but those days (and that company) are long gone!

cheers,
t
Amiga user since \'96, when I could finally afford one
Commodore 8-bit since before I could tie my shoes