Molossus (aka Sandra Kay Strait), of
Life Imitates Doodles, and
Enthusiastic Artist (aka Margaret Bremner) turned me on to Scribbler Too, an online drawing tool. I was already familiar with the original Scribbler by Ze Frank and had played with it a bit in the past, but Scribbler Too, written by Mario Klingemann and based on the original Scribbler, adds more settings and real-time 'webby' effects. They're both a lot of fun and - yes, Sandra - dangerously addictive!
The first image I based on an advertisement for an Edwardian corset, and I found myself wishing that I had a graphics tablet and stylus for more control -
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I gave in to the lack of precision, and went with the flow, playing with various textures -
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And tried my hand using the original scribbler -
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Drawn using Scribbler |
Explored the way Scribbler Too creates shadows and depth -
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Got down and funky with the Scribbler, moving back to my more abstract, pre-corset-labelled shapes -
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Which morphed into something that could be construed as an alien life form laying - nay, bursting with - eggs!
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Drawn using ScribblerToo |
These drawing tools really popped the laces on my Edwardian prototype! Wheeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!
Thanks, Molossus, and keep on exploring, Fellow Creatives!