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Many people say they use Hibernate instead of Sleep mode because Hibernate draws no power. Unfortunately, when it comes to desktop PCs, they're wrong. Desktop PCs still use some power even while they're shut down. Laptops generally don't use any power while shut down or hibernating, as that would cause unnecessary battery drain. Desktop computers don't have to worry about batteries, so they're generally a bit more power-hungry. Sleep, Hibernate, and Shut Down Defined RELATED: What's the Difference Between Sleep and Hibernate in Windows? When you use Sleep mode, your computer continues providing power to its RAM. The RAM contains your computer's working memory and requires constant power or it will forget its contents. Sleep mode continues providing this power, allowing a

Home Advice Illustration Animation sketches: 8 ways to improve your drawings (Image credit: Prem Sal GS) When it comes to animation sketches we often fall into the trap of copying our subjects line for line, shape for shape, and render everything out exactly the way we see them based on our knowledge of light, form, composition and so on. When we're done, we stand back for a much-awaited "ah-ha" moment… only to realise the piece we'd worked so hard on looks perhaps accurate, but also rather stale and lifeless. How do we imbue life into these pieces that almost suck the life out of us to get them d

Today I'll show you how to draw a cartoon chicken with her little chick. We start off with the word "hen" and then we start adding simple geometric shapes and alphabet letters to it to end up with a cute cartoon hen and her cute baby chick. Today I'll show you how to draw a baby bear cub with a park ranger hat on. We start off with the word "cub" and then we start adding simple geometric shapes and alphabet letters to it to end up with a cute baby bear cartoon. Have fun & Happy Drawing! Today I'll show you how to draw 2 boys waving at each other. We start off with t

Download Article Download Article Learning how to draw can seem daunting, especially when you look at masterpieces by your favorite artists. However, it's important to remember that even the great masters were beginners once. Start by practicing some basic drawing techniques, then move on to more complex drawings to capture people, landscapes, animals, and more. If you keep at it, you'll likely be surprised at how quickly your drawing skills improve! 1 Start by drawing basic lines and curves. If you're just learning to draw, start by carefully drawing the pencil over the page in a straight line. Practice holding your hand at different angles to see what gives you the