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@NShippudenFan First off, love the model! xD (And yes, anime and books are awesome btw, I just saw your signature! I binged a book series the other day, the Selection, lol! <3)
For modeling, everyone I've met who started with a hosting system, or even Microsoft paint, to edit eventually moved over to Gimp and Photoshop (Or paint.net, PS Elements, etc.). These contests range from many types of assignments, but the number one thing is that most require online backgrounds, manipulation, etc., that MSP and imgur, photobucket, flickr, etc. can't provide. While they are good for filters and basic touchups, they aren't powerful enough to pull off the assignments/challenges you'll encounter. For this competition alone I predict that your model will be just about everywhere for assignments (beach, studio, etc.). While we sometimes get in-game only competitions, they are very far and in-between. We haven't even had one for S4 yet, so that tells you how rare they are. >_<
Since you have experience with PS I'd recommend installing that one. I have experience with both and can say for sure that Gimp is a bit more confusing than PS (though of course each person is different).
Of course the choice is up to you about what you do, but it's better to be prepared now and have at least poked at the program, rather than downloading it in the middle of your assignment/challenge and being confused and stressed. :sweat_smile:
@iiimee Could you please tell me which program and tutorial it is that you're having trouble with? I need to know what is confusing about tutorials so I can improve them. If I don't know I can't make changes. xD Plus I did say at the beginning of each tutorial to contact me if you were struggling. ;)
Edit: Just saw your message! LOL!
For modeling, everyone I've met who started with a hosting system, or even Microsoft paint, to edit eventually moved over to Gimp and Photoshop (Or paint.net, PS Elements, etc.). These contests range from many types of assignments, but the number one thing is that most require online backgrounds, manipulation, etc., that MSP and imgur, photobucket, flickr, etc. can't provide. While they are good for filters and basic touchups, they aren't powerful enough to pull off the assignments/challenges you'll encounter. For this competition alone I predict that your model will be just about everywhere for assignments (beach, studio, etc.). While we sometimes get in-game only competitions, they are very far and in-between. We haven't even had one for S4 yet, so that tells you how rare they are. >_<
Since you have experience with PS I'd recommend installing that one. I have experience with both and can say for sure that Gimp is a bit more confusing than PS (though of course each person is different).
Of course the choice is up to you about what you do, but it's better to be prepared now and have at least poked at the program, rather than downloading it in the middle of your assignment/challenge and being confused and stressed. :sweat_smile:
@iiimee Could you please tell me which program and tutorial it is that you're having trouble with? I need to know what is confusing about tutorials so I can improve them. If I don't know I can't make changes. xD Plus I did say at the beginning of each tutorial to contact me if you were struggling. ;)
Edit: Just saw your message! LOL!
