Using a Wacom... huh?

[SuperSurfer]

Check out D'Israeli who works in Illustrator (and does a damn good job of it), JohnnyBoyB.
http://disraeli-demon.blogspot.com/2009/08/caption-2009-ten-years-in-digital-world.html

Manga Studio seems to be getting more popular.
http://my.smithmicro.com/mac/manga/index.html

[Jim_Campbell]

Check out D'Israeli who works in Illustrator (and does a damn good job of it),

D'israeli goes through his Illustrator process in some detail here.

Nigel Dobbyn also inks in Illustrator and has bunged a very useful guide to his inking process up on his deviantART page.

Start [url=http://handtoeye.deviantart.com/art/Inking-in-Illustrator-01-139579870]here and click the BACK (not the forward, confusingly) buttons to go to the next step.

Cheers!

Jim

[JohnnyBoyB]

Thanks for the links, guys! I'll be sure to read it when get home from work.

Meanwhile, if you're interested, I did this lineart tutorial for Photoshop a while back.

http://johnnyboybaptista.deviantart.com/art/JBB-Lineart-Tutorial-Photoshop-88060016

I don't ink exactly like this anymore, with practice you always learn new and better ways to get things done, but it might interest you.

Alsi, I tried Manga Studio 3EX. It's a cool software, but it has a lot of quirks that I didn't like. I never tried 4EX, though, it may be better.

[Jim_Campbell]

D'israeli goes through his Illustrator process in some detail

Those links are messed up by me getting the tags wrong!

D'israeli: here.

Nigel Dobbyn: Start here and click the BACK (not the forward, confusingly) buttons to go to the next step.

Sorry about that ...

Cheers!

Jim

[Dandontdare]

I once worked out how to turn the pressure sensitivity off as I'm not free enough in my style to make good use of it, but it's somehow back on - I need to wade through those tutorial files again. When it's on, I tend to slow down and press harder when I'm concentrating on a fiddly bit, even if I don't want thicker lines, which is a bit of a pain.

[Jim_Campbell]

I once worked out how to turn the pressure sensitivity off as I'm not free enough in my style to make good use of it, but it's somehow back on - I need to wade through those tutorial files again. When it's on, I tend to slow down and press harder when I'm concentrating on a fiddly bit, even if I don't want thicker lines, which is a bit of a pain.

I'm not sure you can turn it off globally after a quick glance at the settings on mine, but you can can just uncheck 'Shape Dynamics' in the settings for your chosen brush in Photoshop -- assuming that's what you're using -- which will have the same result.

Cheers!

Jim