Forum posts by Kim

Oh, that's very useful to know! Thank you so much for the update.

Huh, that is interesting. I see it okay on my desktop; I'll do more testing on my phone.

That said, this may be something I can't address until we release the new version, hopefully in just a few weeks.

I'm glad you're finding it useful!

If you're a subscriber, you can go here: https://line-of-action.com/playlists and choose the button "create new playlist"

You'll have to pick what kind of playlist - animals, humans, etc.

It *should* be fairly explanatory from there, choose the "add more images" button and find the images you want to put on the list. You can then drag your chosen images around if you want them in a certain order.

I agree we need more help content. I'll try for that with the new version; little point in creating it now that I'm about to replace things. :)

Thanks for those suggestions! :)

I'm heavily in progress with this, but it's not too late to voice some suggestions!

Hi there! Here with my mod hat on - just wanted to point out that the general cultural assumption of this forum is that when you ask for feedback, advice and critique on how your work is going, you are providing implied permission for people to offer said feedback including visual aids like red lining or paint overs for the purpose of critique. The mods view doing this as generally an over-and-above form of providing help to people who ask for it, and a pretty standard part of arts academia - especially in the digital realm where it is non-destructive to the original work. I can see that there are some conflicting assumptions and styles here, and you're more than welcome to say that you would prefer people do not provide feedback in this form for you. But we don't want board members to see this and think they should stop doing this for others in the future. For most, it's a hugely valuable experience.

On a different note; if you want that money back, let me know and I'll refund you and cancel the account! :)

We do have some on a white background! I'll make a note you'd like to see more. :)

How frustrating! I'll dig deeper.

Those wooden mannequins can be a useful tool in certain circumstances, but in many other circumstances the limitations of wood not being able to convey human anatomy of how muscles move the skeleton, ligaments, fat, organs, etc around can absolutely lead to issues with drawing convincing or dynamic people.

As with any tool, they have their place, but probably shouldn't be the only tool in your toolbox.

You have said you disagree but give no reasons why.

I think it recalculates roughly every 2 weeks, so it should be showing a new number quite soon. If it doesn't by Monday, let me know!

My pleasure! :)

That's the icon you need, but it's only available to Doodler or Full subscribers.

There's a few different ways, but one is that on the homepage, scroll down to the blue rectangle that says "New here? Learn how to make use of these tools to become a better artist" and click it. :)

Also here is the direct link: https://line-of-action.com/learn-to-draw

I think Poly misunderstood and was recommending to you the tutorial you had already seen