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practise, practise, practise. There are numerous texts to show you techniques, but the only way to get good is to practise. 
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practise, practise, practise. There are numerous texts to show you techniques, but the only way to get good is to practise.

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no I mean what is the best software to do this with ? to learn with ? 
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no I mean what is the best software to do this with ? to learn with ?

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graphicssoft.about.com/od/<wbr />digitalart<wbr />techniques<wbr />/Digital_A<wbr />rt_Techniq<wbr />ues_and_Tu<wbr />torials.ht<wbr />ml<br />
This site has links &amp;&nbsp;discussion of digital art techniques &amp;&nbsp;tutorials
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graphicssoft.about.com/od/digitalarttechniques/Digital_Art_Techniques_and_Tutorials.html
This site has links & discussion of digital art techniques & tutorials

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Adobe has a good product.<br />
Click on the link to &quot;review&quot; at the top.<br />
Also there is a &quot;features&quot; tab.<br />
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<a href="http://www.adobe.com/products/illustrator.html" rel="ugc">http://www.adobe.com/products/illustrator.html</a><br />
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Adobe has a good product.
Click on the link to "review" at the top.
Also there is a "features" tab.

http://www.adobe.com/products/illustrator.html [http://www.adobe.com/products/illustrator.html]



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I need to learn how to illustrate graphically. What is the best and easiest way of doing this / learning how to do this ? <br />
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I have little previous experience in this.
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I need to learn how to illustrate graphically. What is the best and easiest way of doing this / learning how to do this ? 

I have little previous experience in this.

Learning how to illustrate graphically

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