/pco/ - Promotions
Welcome to /pco/ - Promotions. This board is for sexual material of a western nature. Please read the rules before posting:
Content not allowed: guro, scat, bestiality.
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1a) Western properties (for ex.: Marvel, Mass Effect, Wakfu)
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2) Lesbian and Straight-shota are considered /pco/ material
3) Due to the nature of Western material, furry is allowed on all promotion boards!
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Inkscape is a good free lineart/vector program. It's only drawback is it only draws lines in one thickness from one end to the other, and you can't put a taper point on the end of them. A lot of artists like to put varying thickness lines on their work, like the lines were drawn with a calligraphy pen, but you'd have to have a Wacom tablet and a stylus to achieve those kinds of lines with Inkscape. Its Bezier Tool is quite easy to draw a continuous curvy line with as long as you don't take big jumps with it. Plus, the curve nodes are easy to move around and adjust after a line is already drawn. Here's a quick instructional video pointing out the main tools you'll probably use in it.
//youtube.com/watch?v=eM8_xRCZvEo
