I can honestly never decide. Some years ago, I felt that drawing digitally was easier. Just need to make a sketch, no matter how ugly and then just make it pretty on the computer. Later Read more…
There’s so much to choose from when it comes to drawing tablets! When I was a teen, the only brand I knew was Wacom and that’s the first drawing tablet I had, a Bamboo Wacom. Read more…
The term is pretty new to me. We don’t really have a name for it in my country, but putting it very simply, Cartridge Paper is a kind of heavy and textured paper. Proper for Read more…
I’m sure at some point in your life, especially as a kid and teen, you’ve used pens to draw on your own skin. Later as adults, it can still happen, when we need to write Read more…
A grand part of learning how to draw is self-taught. Sure, art and drawing have been part of me for most of my life. I went through the art path in high school, then went Read more…
A thumbnail sketch might sound weird and a waste of time. Why draw whatever I want to draw, but in a small size?? The answer is very simple: planning! A thumbnail sketch is very useful Read more…
I admit it. It took me some time to properly get used to a drawing tablet. The tablet itself wasn’t a problem, obviously. My confidence in my artistic skills wasn’t the best and so I Read more…
Every time I see or hear about Kneaded Erasers, my mind travels back to high school as well as college. Although I don’t use them anymore, since most of my work is done digitally, I Read more…
Erasing Colored Pencils can be very helpful. As an artist, I tend to use colored pencils to sketch. Red pencils to be precise! It is also very common for animators, as well as illustrators, to Read more…
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