Everything about tools and resources to improve your artwork!
There are really a lot of art portfolio websites online that you can use as an artist. Back when I started there were only a few options and that made it somewhat easier to choose, but now there are so many! This isn’t really a bad thing since you can Read more…
Art References are an Artist’s best friend. This is why I’ve compiled this post with over 27 resources for artists to use for their artwork! Have you ever tried something new straight from imagination and the outcome wasn’t nearly as good as you pictured it in your head? I know Read more…
Due to recent events, the first advice I want to give (and that I said multiple times on other posts here) is: take some time for stretches and take pauses often! This doesn’t apply only for artists, but writers, gamers and if you tend to work at your desk for Read more…
I totally get you, there’s so much to choose from, which pencil should I buy? What’s the best paper to use? Another scenario: You enter an art store and there’s just so much colorful and good looking materials and tools to choose from! You just need to get them all! Read more…
I have to be honest here, even though Photoshop is one of the most popular software for drawing, I’ve never been a fan of it. For drawing at least! I like it to do some retouches on images or to work with vectors. But for actually drawing, I never quite 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. I’m not sure if it was simply because all the other brands didn’t exist in 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 drawing with any kind of medium. Its weight starts usually at 100gsm+ so you can 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 gave up on drawing on the computer very quickly. Jump to my college years and 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 still have lots of memories of drawing classes with the company of a kneaded eraser, Read more…